However, I am exposed to different parts of the lumber business through one way or another.Over the past few months we have experienced something that I have heard several veteran lumber traders call "unimaginable".

For ex: if I am moving a property that was built in the 1920's, I will use comps only from remodeled homes between the years of 1920-1940.

When I am not working, I am an avid trader with stocks, cryptocurrencies and foreign exchanges, as well as being an active learner of other types of investments. 

For ex: 10% better than 23%, right?

REIT is a much more efficient market and therefore much harder for average investors to make high return with limited risk.I suggest you consider it only if you are a good trader in stock market.

The lesson we can learn from him is that historical evidence might be useful for a while, but in a critical time, analysis should be based more on external information.As a stock trader, those years were good.

A 'dealer' (aka flipper) would be similar to a 'day trader' in the stock market, while an 'investor' buys and holds for the long term.- If you are considered a 'dealer' you may need a real estate brokers license.- Check with a tax adviser for more details on taxes and laws regarding career flipping.

I have given a $40 Trader Joes card at Christmas before.

I'd love to hear more about how you made your money in the stock market IE. what did you primarily invest in, day trader?

Setup free google voice phone numbers for each ad or direct them to landing page urls on your website that are specific to what you are looking for. ex - private investor landing page with a offer like "fill out the form below to receive a free article on five ways real estate investing is better then stocks"