All the more reason to star investing as early as possible.

That's all star kind of return.  

@Dominic MazzarellaSave yourself the brain damage, get a card that pays flat cash across the board, no points , think of a ma gigs, stars.  

I maintain a five star reputation with many references and reviews available upon request.

Also love the Oyster place.. the zombie TV star takes me there when I am in town...

The deal might fall apart, costing you the property because the stars didn't line up your way, which is  unfortunately a completely 100% normal thing to happen when using such programs.

Granted some will turn into rock stars.. but the vast majority will just fade away because they just can't connect all the dots at the appropriate time. or they blow what little liquidity they have on sending out mailers and etc etc before they really know what or how to conduct business.the other issue is in many states you simply cannot put an add up on craigslist for a house you don't own.. the equitable argument does not work in many areas.

I have a rock star I found on BP in Vegas.

Usually, you need a broker's license if you want to the the "CEO" You are def. reaching for the stars and unfortunately it's not as easy as mailing 16k people and boom you have 2 appointments every dayFarm your COI and Follow up, you will get there.

A typical one-bedroom apartment costs $963 and a two-bedroom, two-bathroom costs $1,480.Indianapolis Might Have Hit Peak Rent Growth (Indy Star)