I've also made a lot of healthy lifestyle changes with my diet and exercise over the past year and cut out all the extra sugar and I feel SO MUCH BETTER.

The last two months have consisted of me eating a poverty diet, not having fun because I can't afford to go anywhere, sleepless nights, having to ponder selling my car just to make loan payments, and seeing about $25k of profit go out the window.So what would I have done differently...1.  

For proof, take notes/pictures of his car being there at night and in the morning every day.

I had some 12 paks of diet coke that we'd bought on sale a few months ago.

Kind of like the latest diet pill will melt pounds off your butt.

In order to avoid the costs to present proper documentation in order to foreclose, they are offering the borrowers and tenants cash for keys in order to avoid further damage and vandalism.A broker friend of mine actually witnessed a used car being given to a borrower in exchange for leaving the home in good condition and the keys.Since there is so much controversy over the foreclosure proceedures coupled with the sheer number of pending actions this is the best way around it for the investor.

Truth is, I've identified sources that boil it down and I get most of my news in under three hours a week.In fact, this post has inspired me to do a Tim Ferriss LID (Low Information Diet) again.

I think there are just as many "portfolios" to mimic as there are fad diets or exercise routines out there.Of course, I haven't even gone into individual stocks, ETFs, etc.With real estate, the rules of thumb are pretty simple.

You could have the greatest problem solving product in the world, a pill that supplies complete benefits of dieting and excersizing, but if no one ever knows about it then its no good.Third, One person suggested $600 annual fee for seminars and if they do not pay they are not serious about investing.

Or better yet, tell you to drastically change your diet (organic, low sodium, sugar, etc.) and exercise?