You have to PLAY the game differently than every one else.

If you just want to play the market assuming silver could hit 50 and above?

The point was, people like him, that genuinely need the HAND UP, as govt. programs were meant to do are now left behind, while the drug addicts and others that play the system get the money.

I would be really intrigued to learn more about the skill of how to play the appreciation game right as far as timing and such.

. , and I simply concur - it's a whole lot easier to play the game when the market is on your side.

You'll probably need to play the game of "good block, bad block" to really get a sense.A few areas I'd for sure keep out of:1) Sulphur Springs2) Anything between where Downtown ends to North Howard (basically Howard Ave goes from really nice to horror show extremely quickly)3) Generally speaking, most areas by Busch Gardens are pretty rough.

That may result in a higher cash on cash or cash flow return since you would be acquiring as an investment play.   The

I almost always use bank financing, so I don't play the terms game and I certainly would not pay a higher price.

Certainly all of the above, particularly the hunt and the numbers, but I'd probably add that the satisfaction of finding the best team to delegate to in every particular location, meeting, identifying and verifying the pros from the mass idiots who lure investors to their financial graves, then knowing you can virtually play the numbers without ever having to set foot there again, there's just a well-oiled, smooth feeling to the whole infrastructure/mechanism you build there that's unbeatable for me.

If you can play the game the game will warmly invite you in.Forgive spelling errors.