I've always lived by the notion, if you reach for the stars and don't make it, you'll at least be among the clouds.

For one, billionaires buy life insurance, so the notion that you won't need it one day is simply not true.

I totally agree, there were a 100 more eloquent ways of stating what I said, but in general I stand by the basic notion.

This notion is further corroborated by a government study, which showed that 52.4 percent of renters ages 25 to 34 lived in single-family homes, compared with 43.4 percent in apartments.That said, it is a good time to invest in single-family homes as rentals and those that do could be rewarded handsomely.

Up until a few months ago I had the normal preconceived notion that in order to be an investor you have to have capital.

Find your people, build your network, and leave your notions of CA investment returns behind!

We want to do multi-family, but a little nervous to have that be our first deal and refuse to concede to the notion that they are "no flip opportunities in OC".

Hopefully she realizes this, but if she has some notion that she's going to somehow keep the house when she's 18 months behind, then just move on to other deals for now, and follow up in a few months.

People seem to thrill on the notion they will be the first one to live there after rehabs, and I can pitch the work that's being done so any higher rents are palatable.

The 25K, I can provide with the notion that it would be returned to me as soon as business is operational.