It would seem all you had to do was ride along with Lynch and you would earn phenomenal returns.

"flippers get in trouble when they decide to ride the wave down...." 

We'll ride the lender every single day multiple times a day.  

Give the customer what they want--reap the profit.3 little pigs, one built a house out of straw, one out of wood, and one out of bricks--now they all go for market rent and landlords own them.Th Hippies started out like this too...carefree living on the "Streets of San Francisco" selling incense and peppermints.Then supposedly (as the story goes) they morphed into hard working yuppies who most went broke when the economy changed to the dot com in the early 90's.Then in the 90's (when Harley Davidson Motorcycles was struggling for sales, to the public the Yuppies all become "Successful" New York stock brokers who rode Harley Davidson Motorcycles--until sales picked up--then silence (now they call them Boomers --having been hippies or not).And battle hardened Gen X of the middle eastern wars does not exist...so it seems....

@Andrew AbbottOur approach is to let our student loans ride.  

If you want less work...pick stocks and ride the stock market roller coaster. 

We looked like circus freaks- imagine riding through the mid-West in lycra, we really stood out, and not always in ways we wanted to.

Tenants without a vehicle sometimes need a ride somewhere.

I just finished up my second internship with Eli Lilly and will be spending my final year abroad, thanks to a full ride scholarship, in Santiago, Chile.

Girlfriends dont get a free ride.