Buy consumer goods with cash.

I personally advocate blogging if you have the time to commit because it invites consumers into a conversation with you and acts as an immediate trust agent.There are many great ways to start blogging (there's even a blog button up top of this page you could use to get started on one) and the advantages are many.

Hey all - A friend of BiggerPockets, Greg Swann of Bloodhound Realty, recently put together a free e-book on divorcing real estate commissions that I thought you might be interested in.According to Greg, As long as consumers know nothing about this, the fleecing will go on.Here's an excerpt:Question #1: “Potential buyers for our home ($800K - California) have a realtor but he did not find our home for them.

Category 2 is unsanitary water that could cause illness if consumed.

There seem to be fewer and fewer options to do even a rate and term refi with less than six months seasoning.

I went to the BBB and it seems that they want to help protect their paying businesses rather then protect the consumers.

The IRS is pretty clear that you cannot rent from yourself or your spouse and I think a judge would look at the asset as clearly a liability protection scheme (aka not running as a legit business), pierce the corporate veil, and not provide you any protection.It's fun to start LLCs, but it's also expensive and time consuming to maintain properly (separate accounts, K-1s, 1099s, accountants...) just to provide liability insurance.

I'm talking about the future bailout of the average consumer.

As fewer people are able to buy, the pool of tenants goes up.

The taxing authorities have every incentive to drag their feet on valuations.I'd predict many taxing authorities have adjusted their budgets to consume all the available revenue.