Having said that, I think President Bush may go down as the WORST PRESIDENT IN HISTORY!

The ban was not lifted until legislation was signed in 1974 by President Gerald Ford.

Lisa Marquis Jackson, a vice president at Irvine, California-based John Burns Real Estate Consulting says, “What they are trying to do is move some of these foreclosures in the pipeline, and bring them to a resolution before (foreclosure) happens. 12 percent of these being modified isn't enough to clean the[m] up.â€How will these incentives help?

They're located very close to me here in SoCal and I have met the president, Kaaren (no, not Karen), on several occasions.Just for clarity, uDirect is a 3rd Party Administrator.

What works for you won't work for others and vice versa.

Considering the fact that many invest in real estate to mitigate risk en route to a secure retirement, I'd stick to investing in established, high-end areas where you can pick up some beautiful properties sporting attractive price-to-rent ratios.The utilization of leverage in higher end properties--vice paying cash for cheap properties-- only helps to amplify one's returns.

I've been a real estate investor and realtor/broker for past 15 years and formally the President of ALLREIA (Alliance Real Estate Investors Assoc). 

And vice versa.As for passive income. yes if you are an investor buying income properties with management teams in place you could build a passive wealth.But then again if you are a realtor and get your brokers license and build a team, and have a manager in place.

Certain crimes are worse than others I for one could care less about renting to someone Who had done pot in their past, if that was a requirement for president of the United States we wouldn't of had at least two presidents so far, some crimes are very heinous in nature and I would not want to rent to someone, such as being violent to women, multiple breaking enterings, arson etc, crimes that actually hurts others

Is it best to earn a license before moving, or vice versa?