The problem is the "Instagram society" we live in.

If they have served their time, their debt to society has been paid and you have no right to hold it against them - is the argument that is winning large settlements. 

That's 19 months and counting that housing providers are REQUIRED to work without compensation.And unemployment is at an all time high because it's more financially savvy for folks to stay home and collect the buffed up unemployment than it is to *gasp* re-enter the workforce and contribute back to society. 

Like they say in professional (American) football, MOMENTUM is the key to sustaining a win.

Andrew Adkins at American Abstract is a highly successful investor and is very investor-friendly.

Along these same lines, an app like Venmo may work with a prepaid card (registered to a network brand like American Express, Discover, etc), but the issue with the daily/monthly send limit would be an issue I think. 

KB’s homes were catering to an American dream of middle-class prosperity that was still very much alive in the postwar era.

Hi guys, I'm super new to real-estate and just getting started I'm mainly looking to flip and/or rent out houses and I was just wondering if there were any specific canadian rules that can catch you off guard (I do know about the insurance rules with 20%)it's funny how I know more about American real estate than canadian 😄

My husband (British) and I (American) live in London.

Hi,I'm an American and Canadian citizen.