Also nothing wrong with keeping your W2 and becoming a W2 Capitalist so you can EARN.

In a capitalistic society people will always over extend....its in our nature.Don't wait for the next market, you can be profitable in the current if you buy correctly (remember you make money on the buy).

Seems a lot of people read a Robert Kiyosaki book and think the capitalist is never wrong; government never right.  

I found this article published by Nomad Capitalist that was very helpful:PUERTO RICO TAX INCENTIVES: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO ACT 20 AND ACT 22There are many requirements that need to be met in order to benefit from these tax incentives but it seems that the one that people have the hardest time complying with is being a "bona fide resident". 

I find it amusing that people talk about high marginal tax rates for high income earners in this country as if implementing those rates would destroy the fabric of society and undermine our capitalistic system.I hate to be the bearer of obvious news, but you do realize that the highest marginal tax rates in the United States were at 91% for several years during the 20th century?

Since we are into labels (Socialists, communists, fascists - which by the way, historically the last one doesn't really mix with the first two)How about those selfish, heartless, money grabbing, "It's about me and screw you" capitalist republican and so called libertarians, UH?

With all do respect, I am not claiming this as true, just looking for thoughtful and informed conversation, so please respond with the respect and finesse of a true educated capitalist such as you all are.

Shoot, all those places that require you to completely update wiring when you swap out a panel are positively criminal and just trying to squash your capitalistic spirit and inhibit your ability to make a profit.

We could do this capitalistically by easing restrictions on safe nuclear power.

You may now get a rope and hang me as I'm clearly a cruel, mean capitalist S.O.B.