If the price of precious metals is expected to go up (significantly?)

@Juan Diaz,I lumped categorical implications based on capital movement, and the constraint of otherwise limits in the principle based from mainstream economics; land, money, labor, and commodities, where money knows no border yet labor is monetized as a commodity just like the intrinsic value of a precious metal, or the value of crops.

Jewelry shops, Craigs list and pawn shops.

Gold and other precious metal scenarios are far from assured from working.

As you noted you will need an appraisal, however I doubt a bank will accept jewelry.

Although there are a bunch of popular investment options, property and precious metals such as gold seem to be most preferred ones.

These things may belong somewhere on our "To Do" list, but not at the top.At the end of the day, I think there is actually a pretty short list of things that we NEED to be spending our time on (aka - these are the things that actually make money).Given this, I thought I'd post this question to the BP crowd:If you only had 5 hours per week to work on your real estate business - what would you say are the most important task(s) that you should be spending these precious few hours doing?

She sells jewelry and I tell her she should wear a bright scarf and clients will never have trouble remembering who they worked with in the past.

Originally posted by Precious Thompson: Hey Jessica , welcome to B.P I am a newbie as well and recently started to educate myself on real estate investing , I'm also from Philadelphia and looking to purchase my first property within the next year.

Only thing now is to send their precious binder of info back.....haha