
6 September 2010 | 67 replies
I'd like to see some genuine economic conservatives in power - people who believe in free markets as the source of wealth-creation and realize that the government is merely a wealth-destroying bureaucracy.I wish kids in the U.S. had some education in the basic principles of economics so that they can vote better when they become adults.

22 December 2022 | 7 replies
I'm about 130% into real estate... that means I only own 1 property and owe money, so I have more than I own in real estate...The way I see it... real estate is how I make my money and I still don't have enough to worry about diversification... later in life I'll go from wealth creation to wealth preservation when diversification becomes critical. if you have one egg you can only use one basket.That being said, play safe... every property you own is like one of those flags in super Mario, if you die, you will re spawn on one of those... don't risk your flags, only your current project

2 May 2018 | 12 replies
I also am just concluding an apartment investing series on Pillars of Wealth Creation podcast.

29 November 2021 | 16 replies
Where you find rapid appreciation you will find a growing population, significant job creation, and a generally desirable place to live.

4 May 2010 | 15 replies
Hello digi-neighbors,In this economy the top priority of the electorate is job creation.

9 November 2010 | 22 replies
I'll be starting off gaining knowledge of the markets by trying out some Wholesaling to help expedite the creation of the capital for the purchase of a rental unit (really to help build the down payment).

4 November 2010 | 117 replies
It simply says (as I interpret) that the government can't stop the creation or expression of different religions.Personally, I'd be terrified of letting the (any) church run the country, but from what I've read of the founding fathers, they seem to be very content letting the government run "under God."

22 December 2010 | 115 replies
Remember Tom, hyperinflation is a "tremendously rare occurrence" that the United States has already induced twice through government fiat creation and spending, and worldwide has only happened 26 times since 1980.

1 May 2012 | 21 replies
If you really want some far out ideas, check out Eric Drexler's "Engines of Creation".

24 June 2009 | 251 replies
I wrote the white house 2 letters today: I would be a lot more interested in investing in USA if USA would stop spending, pay off the national debt, and focus on actual wealth creation, not merely moving existing resources around.