I am took advantage of the gentrification that is going on in SE DC.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/104902-1st-official-se-michigan-bp-meetup---hosted-by-tom-a-and-aaron-yates

There is a good contingent of folks from SE Michigan here and tons of great information from people from all over.

PLACE: Copper Canyon Brewery

27522 Northwestern Hwy

Southfield, MI 48034

DATE: November 13th, 2013

TIME: 6:30pm to ??

No entrance fee. All attendant...

Although it doesn't stress the topic of marketing, per se, the lessons about Assets vs.

This arrangement per se is not constrained by the need for a Lic.

Thank you and respectively, Non-owner occupied residential properties are not commercial transaction per se, loan classifications are more difficult than that, if the commercial angle was your point.

Again, in normal circumstances, holding cash is great because it is "king" (the threat of dilution to inflation aside, one can only "buy low" in order to sell high if they have cash when others don't (Warren Buffet style).OK so to arrive at my point, is it absolutely true to say: investing in "the dollar" per se might be unsafe in the future compared to what it was in the past, but if you invest in real estate, you are changing out your dollars for real property, and assuming you have the ability to weather housing market fluctuations, it is safe and wise because even if the dollar inflates or weakens, your renters are pretty much always going to need a place to stay, will be paying you in dollars (even if they are inflated), and rents rise and fall based on demand.

I am a newbie living in Covington WA, about 20 miles SE of Seattle.

There are several out there- here's one that might be good for your situation http://www.zimplemoney.com/Family-Friend-Loan.aspxNot a recommendation per se; I haven't used them, this was just something I found w/ quick google search