All that "printed" money just sits there until the Fed "monetizes" it, i.e., turns it into legal tender.

Monetization of the debt is all but certain going forward given that our elected officials continue to spend money like drunken sailors.

But that means that you are the agents last thought - the last ditch effort to monetize a deal.

Dividends and cash flows are nice for those trying to monetize their investments and live off the income, but younger investors will benefit from appreciation long term.I am not saying throw caution to the wind and overleverage.

Monetizing your talent and presenting it to the largest base possible is the epitome of enlightened entrepreneurship.

You just need to decide how to monetize it (agent, advertising, note brokers, pay per listing etc..)

All that "printed" money just sits there until the Fed "monetizes" it, i.e., turns it into legal tender.

., it can, and will, and there isn't much anyone can do about it.To answer your question, the lease cannot be monetized.

Maybe I'm wrong here, but it seems the business model may have been to reach a certain level of user activity and then monetize the site.

When the government monetizes debt at 5%+ that is free money in real terms in my book.