As it may be true for other investors.To flip the coin, in my personal experience, (my own statistics) 75% of investors that I've come across that say they're investors, do not have an understanding of investing.

By the way to all those who are on the side of no need to have buyers upfront, since James pointed out that there are good arguments for both sides of this coin, I don't see a negative to the having buyers lined up first, yet I see several negatives if you do it your way.

Well guys, I went slightly out on a limb and gave something a title that I had not yet seen "coined" in the industry.

Maybe you two can talk about the situation outside of the forums.We own our coin-op laundry equipment and retain 100% of the profits.

On a side note, am I the only one that gets pissed when someone slips me Canadian coins as change at a store?

This site is great if you are looking to invest into real estate, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, crypto, or tax and legal guidance.

On the other side of the coin, almost everyone uses one in Illinois.

By this point, I shifted my focus to Crypto-currency.

Millennials have decided to start buying and many of them did very well with stocks and crypto during the Pandemic and are looking to move some of it to Real Estate as they settle down and start families.

to play the other side of the coin - why prioritize the content provider's gender rather than the content itself?