Have a good safety net, setup a good budget and follow it religiously.

Here in Nevada, the Democratic Assembly leader mentioned the coming avalanche of rent defaults, A crisis of their own making, as I opine.

Many are specific to the individual that I am meeting with but there are some questions that I have taken from John Maxwells book "Good Leaders Ask Great Questions.""

I would highly recommend Leader Bank as they have good landlord tools (collecting deposits, holding tenant escrows) that comes free with having accounts with them.

When there isn’t much of a message, the fallback is traditional values and leveraging a religious angle.When you see investors selling multiple programs such as notes, flipping, subject-to, tax liens etc there is no way on earth they are an expert or investing in all of them.You may dabble in each but you will not have a business in each, and if you do I would love to see where they have the time to “train”

Even though our families may be non-traditional, our religious faith and family values guide our lives.

Are city/state leaders creating a growth friendly atmosphere?

I do think it is interesting the blowback he has gotten this year because he was certainly more overtly religious in college than he has been in the NFL, and fewer people rooted against him then.

Originally posted by @Jacob Perez:@Saj Shah I think you're mixing up Canada and US...we're referring to Canada.Oops...can we trade our leaders?

Some people want extra income for retirement, to fund religious missions, control over their investments, tax advantages, freedom from their job, funding for their kids’ future, etc.