As we bring it into the 21st century we have comments on how much people like it but there are days when I wonder why we did it.  

You're giving up real assets (property) for a virtual concept.Btw, all money is virtual and when devalued (eg WWii Deutschmarks), money becomes useless too :sigh:Greenbacks have been a World standard for ~2 centuries so why change horses mid-stream?

Originally posted by @Steve Kontos:@Anita AhujaBeing that you are already at a small disadvantage being away form the investment Boy, that is the understatement of the century ... the disadvantage of being away from the investment is HUGE.

there's plenty of information online that's available to the public. its all a matter of researching. for instance, not long ago I was looking up some relatives of mine. yes, I know they are my relatives but all I did was search online for their names and got death certificates going back a century plus. my point is that like marriage licenses, property owners and criminal background, death certificates are apart of public record also. 

In old Common Law, a weapon could be charged as guilty of a crime, & hence, could be seized as the King's new possession, & in law of centuries past.

Hey BP,Searching for multi-family properties hasn't been as easy as I would have expected given that we're in the 21st century...or am I missing something?

I see the rise of governments worldwide over the past century with distate and horror.

I can figure out exactly where liberals will begin, build and end an argument because they have done the same thing since the turn of the 20th century.

I did an owner finance deal with New Century Escrow.

Our tenants want to have satellite TV and have asked if they can have a satellite dish installed through Century Link on our SFR at our tenants' expense.