There could actually be a silver lining to all of this.Let's look first at how it used to work if you had a building for rent or for your business.

I have also read and underlined most of the RichDad books and listened to all of their CD's and all of their podcast.I have found the program to be helpful - but it will not be the magic silver bullet to make you a real estate superstar.

Here's the breakdown of the certification:Certified - 26-32 points Silver - 33-38 points Gold - 39-51 points Platinum - 52-69 points

Having your tenants a wall away can make your life miserable.Point taken, and on the flip side, allows you to keep an eagle eye on them because of the close vacinity.Thanks for your comments Rich, I agree.Hope you are doing better than yesterday.

Currently I have a portfolio that is really precious metals, (gold and silver) but I am interested as a tax haven re: multifamily apartments because of the demand by baby boomers and their children the echo boomers who will down size from homes to apartments.

It is not "hard" money because it is a loaned against a hard asset it is "hard" because it is actual money--in a past time it would have been gold or silver that was loaned.

Housing markets should lag at least a couple months behind the S&P.One of the silver linings to this is that feds won’t raise the interest rate any time soon.

I know where I live in Silver Spring, you would most likely see $2200 - 2500 rents for SFH that will run you nowadays, 400-450K.

In all seriousness: Comps for silver lake high 300s So...135k land, 216 to build 1800sq @120sq/ft, and maybe...15k for demo?

Any thoughts on silver/gray walls for a rental with white trim and ceilings?