I can certainly see the benefits of say, a real estate agent of getting in FB.

But as they say, “the exception proves the rule,†and in certain areas with high rent, low taxes, and good weather, I believe expenses can run a bit lower, while the opposite can be true in low rent, bad weather areas.

My opinion as of 8/2015 is that the stock market (the world's ponzi scheme) has had some great gains over the past few years and statistics say a correction is coming.

Of course, that's not to say a particular agent wouldn't do this.

Let’s say a property was conveyed to Sonny and Cher (note to anyone under 40: Google them).

This is not a NEWBIE deal, despite what GURU's say. A

As they say, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

If you do not have anything helpful to say, as my mother told me feel, free to keep it to yourself.

I had a chance to acquire a sub to property and chose not to, what a fool I must be for doing that right.Aside from Jay's points about not having deep pockets to cover if something went wrong, I really believe it is misleading to hear people say a bank has "no incentive" to call the due on sale clause.

Quick edit to #3 above, meant to say:"A down market situation creates more assets in the marketplace for less capital invested.