As a buyer, in a capitalistic society, you have the right to pay whatever you want for an item and as long as the seller and (in this case a) lender agree.I think banks and servicers are able to care of themselves.

If you know buffets history of inside trading while at Goldman Sachs and his crony capitalist relationship with heads of state you may want to rethink that whole honor and integrity thing

But i'm not saying it can't be done.Also I would have to spend major capitalist costs for renovations,furniture, etc....

Dot com bust 2.0 will slow the real estate market in the bay area if it happens.http://www.wsj.com/articles/venture-capitalist-sounds-alarm-on-silicon-valley-risk-1410740054Redfin shows the majority of homes in Santa Clara and along the peninsula as Hot.

As a capitalist, no matter what industry you are in, please keep an eye on when the Fed reinstates QE (printing money). 

In 2016, I'll be exiting my MFU and will sell as a turnkey investment which will cash flow some 43k with a cash/cash return of 17.2% and that's running with a PM expense of 10%My problem will be the CG taxes :oh sigh:  what a greedy capitalist (that's economic satire if you didn't catch it)

Here's where I found it:  http://www.studiolonline.net/blog/repelling-the-ho...And before everybody starts to rail on me for being a heartless, capitalist pig,  I spend 1 to 2 weeks per year on the mission field building houses in Mexico and the Dominican Republic.  

Would you want this trail with jurors like yourself..common sense people, money loving capitalists, property owners etc etc or the crap shoot of a jury you can get in downtown jurisdictions...half or whom might be tenants themselves and half of that half might hate their landlords as well ??

I heard an interview with Chris Sacca (a famous Silicon Valley venture capitalist) talking about the number of pitches he hears for new software firms that he knows are going nowhere.

For those that are fascinated with studying topics like this like I am here is a good read:10 Secrets of the Capitalist Class, or the "1 Percent"Josh Kennon has a lot of great material on this in general.