You can occasionally find a diamond in the rough though. 

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Finding a bunch of Mercury dimes in a former bank might be one thing, finding a hollow brick in the crawl of a house formerly owned by an embezzler might be another, given the statute of limitations on the crime.Good thing we're speaking hypothetically.The best find I ever made was a stash of rings and pins, all gold and some with diamonds, hidden between floor boards and under carpet I was replacing (in a rental just purchased).One ring was a very old high school class ring with initials inscribed on the inside.

Do you basically have to find one that is a diamond in the rough?

An old timer looking through the jewelry muttered "funny how there isn't even *one* diamond here!"

What are your thoughts on adding a tradeline to my credit history to boost my FICO score.There are a multidude of website which offer the service including boostcredit101.com which offers a diamond package of 3 lines of credit, $80k total line of credit, for upfromt fee of $3,500.Worth it or not?

Well done reaching $500,000 members imagine now sharing $1.00 from every member as an investment to create a syndicated operation of pro-members  for everone to "tap"into as a vetted fund -- a financial reserve to do single-family, multi-family, commercial properties-- since there is strength in numbers as a cooperative AKA as a pooled investment for even more growth in doing real estate transactions for years 2016 to 2030.This would eliminate private lenders, hard money lenders, angel investors or banks (I so dispise banks and their non-best practices) the reality is similar to an "acre of diamonds" where wealth is in your back yard (see my post in innovative strategies) to convert non-members into pro members...just saying

Yes that's Diamond Head for you non kamaainas. 

Targeting them as a desired tenant is not discrimination, but targeting them to keep them out is a good question.Did you by any chance attend the Black Diamond event when we had the Chairwoman of the Board of the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination speak recently? 

Off the top of my head, I can think of some guy named Bob Diamond.