I'm pessimistic by nature but I am having a problem finding any thing wrong with this deal Thanks, TC

Anything done to prevent natural market driven occurrences will lead to "artificial wealth" and inflation.

Unless there's a natural disaster, I know my rental units will keep bringing in income every month and by the time I retire, they will go up in value.

I am currently building my team and will be focusing on the strategy of Wholesaling due to it's no-money-down nature.

I am naturally motivated, and enjoy motivating others to take action as well as instruct and educate them on how to take action.

Our yields in cities vary approx 2-4%, so I'm trying to come to terms with some cultural differences regarding home ownership.In a recent discussion on an Aussie property forum regarding forecast flat or falling property values, many local investors put the view that there is a natural floor on values caused by the rent/buy decisions of current tenants.

Polanyi wrote that a self-regulating market, the kind bequeathed to us since Ronald Reagan, turned human beings and the natural environment into commodities, a situation that ensures the destruction of both society and the natural environment.

Since the Dubai freehold property law was introduced sometimes 5 years ago the nature of the market has changed noticeably, with the first time speculators now giving way to more owner, thus resulted in inflationary house rental pressures.

Oil and natural gas are biggies here--but we've also been blessed by major downtown development: a new NBA franchise, a convention/restaurant/entertainment hub around our new Riverwalk, a new and expanding Dell facilitiy, Tinker Air Force Base, etc.

We have all lived up until recently in a housing market that did nothing but generate equity and continue to increase in value as time naturally goes by....But as recent times have shown our golden egg does have flaws and an investment market that could never go down has slowly gone to hell in a hand basket.