I bought a few condo's up at Silver star in B/C back in 2000 and had I held them they would be pretty good vacation rentals.. with loonie low to us dollar I think I was in them in the 35k range and they were ski in ski out.

We can look to the Schiff's and Kiyosakis with their statements about what is old being sustainable, gold/silver/land, it seems foolish to assume we go back to anything like we've had, the world is changing.

If you already know he has a lot of stuff, it is spoon feeding him the answer for what to do with all of it. 

I'm now 65 and supposed to be retired but I have purchased 7 more homes so far this year.I have invested in stocks, bonds, gold, silver and cd's.

I guess a little silver lining is that you got one of the worst tenants you will ever get on your first attempt....probably nowhere to go but up from here.

@Russell Brazil，three are in Germantown, Rockvlle and silver spring areas.

The only silver lining to all the charges is that the handwritten receipts can be a tax write off.

@Lillian Burke big and overlapping problems, with no silver bullets, but if you want an approach to changing the situation I think you have to start with zoning codes.

It's the silver tsunami: people who have worked all their lives, and then they get sick and lose their homes. 

If its new they should have done it in silver coating.