I think it might be more "classic" and timeless, and certainly well-received by buyers and tenants alike..

They have a special knack for identifying the timeless music it seems.

After doing some research on the Biggert Waters act and listening to my dad's timeless wisdom "build on the hill and fish in the river", I think I owe thanks for the bullet dodged.Cheers.

"The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People"  -  Stephen Covey's timeless and easy read  - worth re-reading every few years or so

Less investment, less time, less risk.

Hi Dan-I would recommend the collaboration of Strategies and principles by ancient Taoist/Zen masters in 'The Way of Leadership' read by Thomas Cleary- it's an amazing audiobook on the "Timeless Strategies for Success from Zen and Taoist Masters."

I have learned a great deal from them and many of them are classic and timeless.

We are the future.However, I would like to create multiple streams of income for myself in a timeless industry - real estate!

Totally depends on the area, the timing, and the preference of the investor my friend, real estate is like the weather - a couple cities away can be vastly different.That said, buy and hold is certainly a timeless classic everywhere.

My company would lend on four properties for one person at one time, less than that for a new client.