Chuck Stone, a developer in MS building high quality affordable housing stock to help rebuild our coastal area.

And they might just fire their stock broker.

If you know the stock market is going down slightly or will be flat for a year or two- wouldn't you buy bonds or cds?

But if you have money to pay it down I wouldn't build up a stock pile of money in the bank that earns 0.25% APY when you are being charged 6.5+% on your mortgage.Unless you can find a way to earn more then the % on your mortgage.So you have the write idea...pay it down as you go and save yourself the interest and get free and clear faster if that is your goal.

European investors have been buying American real estate because, with low prices plus the exchange rate, it has been double cheap for them..Probably the change in exchange rates isn't a big enough change to make them stop buying.I know that some of you are following both the stock market and foreign currency.

Been a while since I looked at this, but IIRC, you set up a company, create a 401K, move your IRA money into the 401K and then buy the company stock with the 401K money.

Stocks, over the long term will give you 10% with more risk, but equally little effort.

I've been using Vista Print for my postcards, but I'm getting frustrated with a few things, such as: 1) All my cards have scuffs/smudges across the center 2) They don't offer yellow card stock 3) Shipping times are inconsistent, back to back orders may ship a week apart The one thing I did like about Vista Print was that I could get coupon codes off the web to get 1000 cards printed/shipped for around $350.

I do have the money, but it will completely burn out my reserves (I have more tied up in stocks but dont want to sell at this time obviously when the market is down so much).

I would like to work with some fellow UK investors ideally from inside London.how can i find more property stock for my business?