Now...if going to college means you will be saddled with $100K in debt, my advice is forget it.

Our kids, saddled with zillions of $$$ of student loan debt, may NEVER be able to buy.So, with that said, what is everyone investing in?  

May as well get them properly divided up now just in case, that way it is all protected and you don't get saddled with the short end of the stick if a bad thing happens. 

In Bergen County, an A town (in my opinion) would be Alpine and  Saddle River, for example. 

My hand control is like the guy's on Blazing Saddles.

Unlike many schooling programs that saddle you with student loans without any guarantee of a job when you graduate.You can do this and have already gotten close to a deal.

Depends on what your are talking about.My commercial real estate business has never been better.4 years ago markets were just starting to bust from the boom and everyone was waiting for the carnage and bottoming out before making any moves.I am glad I didn't buy anything during that time and I am not saddled by a very high debt service to rent collected and acquisition price.As far as the economy.

Some may  baulk at children participating in this forum, but think nothing of sending into the real world already saddled with debt from student loans and car payments. 

Done badly, and my looking says there are more bad ones that good ones, you can make a really good profit and saddle the investor with a property that will cost them money whether they keep it or sell it.

In short, my sibling is the bank, and I am everything else (the sweat).This works out well, because I am still saddled with student loans at present and do not have capital to invest, whereas my sibling has capital to invest and needs to diversify their retirement portfolio’s income streams.Income Before Taxes will not be disbursed, but retained to buy future properties.