To be fair I did leave room for my perception to be "off".

My perception (which could be flawed) tells me that the middle class is disappearing at the moment, and may be for a while until things balance out - Probably more into tech and alternative energy, agriculture, etc...

Right now and for the next few years investors and homeowners alike will find bargins, but be careful in gauging your valuations based on historical perceptions.

It's what we do with passive income, compounded interest, rental overages and etc.This is a much more arcane means of achieving a perception of security.

Private lenders can be difficult to deal with for a myriad of reasons.The best way to deal with them is to find out how sophisticated they are.

In its more sophisticated and complex form it's a tool of art, like canvas and paint, or a movie camera, it can be used to tell a story.

These items play a huge factor in the value of a home and by the investor providing this information to the BPO agent, he/she is assisting the BPO agent to do a proper and full job.While the term "influence" has a negative and potential unethical perception to it, in the case of the BPO scenario, it is not.

My perception was that the Dems were too confident that they could count solely on history to repeat itself and it was an auto win for Dems.

Because of them we end up with Nazi neighborhood organizations, militant housing codes and enforcement, rent control, and the public (voting) perception that LLs are greedy unconsciounable moneybags without any morals.Good luck and keep us posted.

Perception as an external threat may not yield friendly result.Just ask for a specific ROI.