Man....this is more a phone call answer than a forum post (because there is so much to it) but I'll do my best....The RIGHT answer is going to ensure that your decision is strategic in accomplishing a specific goal.

This could lead to more "strategic foreclosures" by homeowners as this info becomes more widely known.

That said, those that lose their homes will likely be strategic foreclosures and those losing their jobs in a recession and nit because of the spiked interest rates as most have locked in the record low interest rates for 30 year terms.

@Chris Sukala Given that you were bumped into a new bracket, I would venture to guess that she means to advise you to move your funds in a strategic way that will enable to you to stay in your prior bracket.

Shooting from the hip can be very costly.Taking the time to find an experienced, qualified property manager, and taking the time to discuss issues and strategize openly and honestly about your goals and needs WILL pay off in the long run.

These tools include the strategic use of domestic charging order protection (COP) entities in select jurisdictions as well as the revolutionary Bridge Trust ®.

They are different types of income, taxed differently, and you can't be strategic with either if combined. 

Go to strategic wholesaler.com He has 9 steps on an E book to get  deal in 90 days.

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True in all instances but joint venture partner cannot only acquire property strategically but also create a lot of other value by analyzing the condition of the property as well as the repairs from a short-term and long-term value creation standpoint.