You can get evicted for having illegal drugs in the house, you can get evicted for defacing the property.  

Becoming an accredited investor is only meaningful if you're going to invest in alternative investments like non-traded REITs, BDCs, hedge funds, and so on through your broker/dealer.

I'm very no-nonsense, so if I get a sense they'll be high maintenance I pass.Automatic disqualifiers: prior evictions, drug and sex offenses and any felonies.

Most of these dealers would tell you they can turn their inventory once a month.

I think anyone here should be able to admit that there are different values for the same asset based on certain variables.Car dealers buy cars at auction wholesale, then turn around and buy the same car retail for hopefully more money.

I thought about if for a minute and remembered all of the straw purchases I have witnessed and all of the inner city people smelling of alcohol and drugs buying "hollow points" in a caliber they did not know because they bought the gun loaded (usually some obsolete round like .32 ACP or something strange like .327 magnum).

I have traded several times, and a car dealer and I did alot of business together.

Also a C Corp is even better to avoid getting tagged with the "dealer" status if your wholesaling and moving alot of property around.

I acquire them a home thru a wholesale dealer that offers in-house financing on their properties(includes repairs into asking price) I pay closing.

Unlike the newspaper there isn't a lot of call to action in TV unless you�re selling something, which is why it's a favorite for car dealers and furniture stores.