Its just at what level are you comfortable with is the question.I have to tell you, iIts tough going from being a "wage earner" to a full time serious investor, especially when you have been the bread winner for so long and you have been conditioned to depend on that steady paycheck with benefits.

The "losers" in the business, end up paying the dividends to the winners, and I just think that is the wrong way to scale a business.

I’m just saying that if you look at the biggest losers and biggest winners in this current downturn Tech is firmly on the winner’s side. 

The big winners were Blackstone and the other funds.  

The US isn't free market capitalism if the Govt makes policies to decide who the winners and losers are. 

Me clear winner of this debate haha "You said those who cited it with pinpoint accuracy.

There are winners and losers in every market.

I have my theories as to how the Chinese are getting wealthy but who is the winner and looser in the huge property increases?

@Matt SoraDiscuss this with your attorney there are a lot of complexities such as who is on your primary residence, who is the bread winner of the familySome instances it’s good to have your spouse other times it may not

Plenty get paid or pulled before the sale...so I don't want to show up at the wrong county....Depending on the property and what it is I may drive by again the morning of the sale to make sure it is still there or I haven't missed anything...that I have the right property, etc....Then hope and pray about 30 minutes before the sale, that my competition has overslept, on vacation, at another county buying a piece of junk, or is out of money...and that I will be the winner that day.I'm sure there are a few steps missing, but that's the basics.