@Mohit Madaan  - "guaranteed", "no risk" and investments do not mix well :)Add foreign currency fluctuations and it will be hard to get 9% in my opinion.

Another of my favorite charts shows currency in circulation (put out by the Federal Reserve itself).

For ex. after locating the right deal/property for us, that agent will have the honor of finding the right buyer for the completed development project on that parcel. 

FDR signed Executive Order 6102 which required Americans to deliver their gold to the government in exchange for currency, and then the government subsequently inflated that currency. 

For ex: interior paint cost-, exterior paint cost.. by doing this you get what they charge you based per sqft and then you can compare apples to apples with our Gcs.

It is by far, the cheapest way to transfer money from one currency to another.

Depending upon whether they are a bank or a trust company, custodians are heavily regulated by the IRS, DOL, and possibly the FDIC, State Banking Commissioner, and the Comptroller of the Currency.

Data is the new currency.

Raising the Fed Funds rate to combat inflation caused by a massive increase in currency in circulation chasing less resources is actually inflaming the issue.

We love the feeling that a flooded, leveraged, debt-based currency gives us, but not the outcome.