Of course, I don't have my money in a savings account but there are liquid uncorrelated assets that you could be investing in vice having your money tied up in a property.

If it is solid I think it is better to get one under your belt vice waiting for the perfect deal to come along.

You are just transferring your money into your retirement account at a rate of 1.5%-2.5%, vice actually earning a return on that money at 18%-20%.

I have been doing a lot of back of the envelope calculations using 1% of the financed amount vice 1% of purchase price and that seems to be the go no-go point for positive cash-flow for a lot of deals these days.From what I've seen, and my investigation is just in it's invancy, rental rates seem to drop off qucikly as you move away from the university (like outside 1 mile).

Some metal shops may be able to refer you to a good powder coating shop or vice/versa. 

Eck, I am a Captain in the US Army and have 10 years of military service.

You live on it when needed, yet hire a captain to run sightseeing tours, dinner cruises, dive trips, etc. 

When filling in one, it automatically filled in the other, vice versa. 

When given the option between place your testicles in a vice or not, choose wisely young grasshopper.

Lower prices yields higher occupancy and vice versa.