There was also $5 billion to combat homelessness.

Some tenants can get quite combative when you point out damage and they want to know right on the spot how much it will cost.

Once you tsrat going back further in time you find people who have bought their home in a market with lower price points than today - they are emotionally more open to accepting your offer.While you are on your quest to the perfect list keep this in mind:"Ready, aim, FIRE" works better in most combat situations than "Ready, aim, aim, aim, aim, aim,..."

My name is Carlos, I am a Combat Veteran that spent 7 years in the Army and has a passion for Real Estate Investing.

Demand your search terms to combat this issue.

Included in the mix are Veterans, like myself, who are attracted to the idea of medicinal marijuana becoming legalized because we understand how much our brothers and sisters in arms need relief from their pain, ptsd, and any number of other issues we experienced in combat.

Set aside any enlistment bonus payment, hostile fire, combat pay, flight pay, COLA, tax free...whatever you can set aside.  

I'm not trying to be combative - maybe I'm missing something...

Both require constant monitoring of the real estate markets for upcoming RE trends to combat with.

How then, can we combat this trend?