Really wealthy people don't flaunt what they have, they conserve, protect and manage their image as well as their wealth.

@Matthew Beharrysingh I only own a rock at the bottom of the mountain, but here is my thought's on this whole wake up early thing.A lot of hype and flaunt in the business world is put into how early a person wakes up.

Might think of wholesalers working underground, more like a black market, they don't flaunt what the do in front of regulators.

Flaunting lush lawn, a fresh designer paint scheme, and chic front door.

They certainly are not here flaunting their story, but I'm guessing it IS the majority.

I don't need to spend more more money to flaunt my success.

PS - while I agree with much of the anti-agent short sale sentiment, I would be careful about flaunting it.

As a service to other BP members, if anyone ever needs pics or an ARV opinion of a property within 15 miles of where I live, I'll be happy to do it for $1...I would do it for free, but after another BP member made a bad argument above for why it would be against the law for me to charge this $1, I just feel like flaunting the ridiculousness of it

Common sense prevails most of the time, don't flaunt expensive items, good lighting, a dog, neighbors looking out for each other, but if everything else fails, you need a way to put someone down.Security systems are hit or miss.

People have always been vain which means they will always want to flaunt their treasures and live with conspeicuous consumption.