I have about 15 credit cards (business and personal) that I rotate my spending through, depending on which airline miles or hotel points I need.

As an aside, yesterday he was vacuuming out his exterior light fixtures.Well we found out today that the house next to him had been vacant for the last 3 years.

If you happen to live in a city where there is an airline hub, you can make a killing with "crash pads".

Our airport has direct flights to a lot of major cities, and airlines are expanding their routes. 

I also started requiring all my cars be cleaned and vacuumed before being returned (this cut down on expenses and also make ready time between rentals).I now consistently have my vehicles rented out about every weekend and throughout the week is somewhat sporadic.  

Hi all,I’m an airline pilot who owns a number of rentals and intend to begin using the Real Estate Professional tax loophole this year in order to take real estate losses against my ordinary income.

SLC to SoCal is also a very inexpensive airline ticket on Jet Airways into Long Beach for a quick weekend trip to beaches, amusement parks, etc.

There are several pilots at my airline who would simply fall over dead if they saw anybody call me a "liberal".

but other than that...we use credit cards basically to gain airline points, pay them off every month......I haven't had a car loan/lease that wasn't paid by one of my businesses for many years now........any other debt i have is properly leveraged to our benefit.....and watching our net worth number grow each month has become more addictive than any other rush that you get from buying things you don't need!

Since there has been no appreciation for the most part, you have created a vacuum in the middle and upper mid segments.