"The perception that housing is drastically undersupplied and that a strong demographic picture lies ahead is creating a false sense of security," according to a report by Zelman's firm entitled "Cradle to Grave.'

The best part of the book is his epilog where he writes a masterful and convincing argument for the benefits to the family and to society for housing stability. 

Originally posted by @Michael Ryan: I see wholesaling as a beautiful express of my faith being able to serve people in their time of need.I would be interested to know your perception of wholesaling after you have actually done a couple of wholesale deals.

It's a benefit to society to enlighten our youth. 

Make sure they are certified with the American Society of Cost Segregation Professionals (ASCSP).

But all that is just part of human nature and society we live in.

I personally think it's way too easy to escape debts in modern society, so I'm curious to know the mechanics of this particular situation.

I've accomplished a number of things that I think contribute to society far beyond the scope of expected contribution.

I'm not that large multifamily and what the call 1 room (basically a studio apartment that is much smaller than U.S size) is the way to go as it is definitely a renting society. 

We live in a sue-happy society, and people don't want their name to come up in a Google results page with something negative attached to it.