I have a firm belief that when people make a practice of not being truthful in business they will eventually feel the effects.

For investors, the interest in new homes reflects their belief that the rental market will continue to see strong demand and rising rents.

Then she went into how she (Sue) sings at church (when they start throwing how religious they are into the speech, RUN!!!!

My belief is if you wait till you have all your debt paid off and a big savings account you will lose valuable years of having tenants pay for your retirement through principal pay down.Since you are a carpenter and should have some good idea on what repairs cost, I would buy a single family house at a steep discount (maybe from a wholesaler) that you can fix up and rent.

And after a little discussion I find that she thinks triplex homes are essentially porn centers, and she "wanted nothing to do with porn, being religious" and nothing I could say would convince her otherwise.

I'm in CA so I encounter the belief that property values will go back up to 2007 prices every day.

I have always had a strong belief that we should lift each other up rather than step on each other for our own personal gain.

It is a belief system without faltering, no matter how dangerous it is or how unpopular it is with others.

Actually "don't like" is a bit too strong -- it's more a lack of respect for these degrees for absolutely no apparently reason other than the belief that engineering and comp sci are more related to tech than other majors.Of course, this is often incorrect, but the basis of this belief makes sense -- engineers and comp sci majors are going to have more hands-on experience in college than students in other majors.

I'm a new investor in the Philadelphia market,with basic knowledge and understanding of how commercial real estate investing and syndicating works.The dilemma:While educating myself I came across two opposing beliefs of where to start my investing career that made equal sense.1st.