If you're unwilling to get in the car or on a plane and go have a look at what you're buying, don't buy it.

Not have to jump on a plane...

I've never feared a plane overhead.I've never feared a big ship coming towards me at sea.I've never feared armed soldiers walking down the street.I've never known real fear.For that I thank our military.

It was a survey of 4,100 Executives, Business Writers, etc...Interesting to see Ebay on the list, along with Wal Mart, Apple, Toyota, Proctor and Gamble, and FedEx.

That will be the person who I will pay for plane tickets to Rich's Condos in Cancun which he has already offered a free week stay.

My mom worked for the dreaded IRS for 30 years (and knew most of the IRS agents that had a plane run into their building in Austin recently) and doesn't pretend to scratch the surface of understanding the tax code.I would be all of drastically simplifying it so that I don't have to play all of the silly little games to hide income and reduce taxes.

If an investor is interested in a property they usually jump on a plane - rent a car and check it out for themselves.

Yea i am planing on doing a lot of wholeselling till i can get some working capital saved up and get some more experience under my belt.

Any Security, cars, planes, helicopter usage or any other non-monetary benefits of office must be paid for from their wages.

You generally have to own the property or control it (options are not good enough in many places) before you can ask for planing and zoning approvals, so that means you have money out and it's not earning a dime.