Since 2007 and 008 when the government let off the hook the shysters who reminded us what the great depression look like and who allowed tens of thousands of houses to be transferred to "new owners", you know the same guys switched their suits and popped up with hedge funds and became venture capitalists.

I joined the W2 Capitalist Mastermind group and have been happy with the amount of knowledge and the relationships I've built.

It's possible to be a compassionate capitalist.

I'm a capitalist and always looking to maximize revenue, but a $1,500 monthly profit on my house is plenty high for me. 

*BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast*Creating Wealth Show with Jason Hartman*Get Rich Education with Keith Weinhold*BiggerPockets On The Market Podcast*One Rental at a Time with Michael Zuber*Real Estate Strategies Podcast with Ken McElroy*Rich Dad Radio Show with Robert Kiyosaki*The Real Estate Guys Radio Show*The Rebel Capitalist Show with George Gammon Are there any other Real Estate Market Podcasts, or economy related information that is helpful for real estate investors, out there that I should add to the list and listen to while I'm driving for work?  

Very little profit potential).The broader point being that capitalist influences will likely keep real estate rents going up.I can envision a situation where let’s say the ‘big local employer’ closes up and 5,000 jobs goes away and there are no other jobs for that employee base.  

You know, I've found the news so, so depressing lately with all the talk regarding coronavirus, race relations, ballooning deficits, police relationships, anti-capitalist agendas, etc. 

I already know the likely answer to this, but curious to see what the freedom loving constitutional capitalists have to say on the subject. 

“A lot of Canadians are COVID- and winter-fatigued and they are getting ready to make a move, and of course the U.S. market in a state like Florida has a lot to offer.”The US real estate market (in contrast with the Canadian real estate market) was built on capitalist ideologies, less red tape, more incentives to develop, and real estate friendly tax rules, meaning there is a far greater opportunity for higher returns.

Applying my Basic Capitalistic Formula of Buy for a $1, sell for $2.