I believe there is a place for voluntary unions in the private sector and no need for public unions but the tide has swung heavily in their favor.Originally posted by Ryan Watson:J Scott - my example is hyperthetical.

While the other 46 states were less directly affected sharing the other 50%, there is a ripple effect from the 4 states to the other 46 states.And my main point is that while there is good news in the real estate sector, everything is good news.

Other areas of the country do not operate like D.C. and some places still have 20% plus vacancy in the office sector.

Let the private sector say what loan requirements they want, such as LTV, FICO score, etc...

I'm moving into tax deeds a little too and I can assure you, the learning never stops in this sector of the business.

This is our main objective, the passive income and property management sector.

I find the "green energy" sector interesting, and started a little biodiesel business right out of college.

The "hot" markets usually hit rock bottom the "hottest" means possible when the economy sucks just as stock sectors do.  

I wish I had decades of experience and can compare and contrast the banking sector before the crash but I don't. 

There is regulation and then there is persecution... if you are/were in financial services, there are elements of dodd frank that just seems was meant to cripple certain facets of the sector.