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I still have to work at this daily to get out of the blue collar mindset of trading time for money.

The shortage exists for lots of reasons, but a lot has to do with lack of trades folks to do the work, which drives costs up, which creates "unaffordable" housing. 

There are trade off to each, but they are each very clearly allowed within SEC rules.  

They tell us that rather than trading time for money, figure out a way to multiply yourself so you can do more with less.  

I want a specialist that's an expert, and not a jack of all trades and master of none.

Our realtor has great trade recos.

Your post reminds of nee investors who have just discovered options trading.

Just a trade-off for lower price while still being in a hot part of our market.

Houses are just going to be traded among the private market. 3.