This is why savvy investors target C/C+ class neighborhoods (the fringe) moving towards B/A.

Lock up a class A property in a fringe class A location and 3.5% and wait. 

Originally posted by @Mike Dymski:May want to consider a concealed carry permit or bodyguard...or you can just say no thanks.The bodyguard option could have some fringe benefits when it comes to dealing with lenders and agents... 

Hiring, firing, training, supervision, fringe benefits (vacation and healthcare) sick days, on and on.

The article says they closed shop on all of their fringe side businesses.

I've watched this city/state get more and more fringe liberal and along with that, quality of life issues get worse.

@Kat N.Having your property in an LLC or not does not change anything regarding depreciation or expenses deduction.It is usually tax neutral unless you add a property management Corp in the mix that can give you some more creative tax optimization strategies regarding fringe benefit, retirement and some other expenses that you would had problem deducting in your disregarded LLC.

Here are a few that come to mind:1) Investing alone doesn't support the lifestyle2) They invest for retirement, hobby, etc. but their day job gives them more fulfillment3) The day job funds the investing4) The money on the day job is just too much to give up for the amount of work and headache required to earn it5) The day job is a trade or it nurtures a skill that supports the investing6) The day job offers fringe benefits that investing alone can't offer or support7) The day job has a pension plan that gets significantly better if you stick around a few more years.

It's not hard to break into the fringe market around Coventry which is heating up quickly as the foreclosure crisis lets up.

Account Closed is right on.In your case, you might have a slim chance because the whole CFD process is on the fringe and poorly regulated.