Yes after the gold standard was removed by President Nixon in 1971 http://www.federalreservehistory.org/Events/DetailView/33 the world money supply  was devalued by the printing of fiat money by the Federal Reserve.

And at the end of the day these sales Help these areas as new money comes in.. homes are upgraded put into service .. you have the trickle down effect.. gives Americans Jobs like our president wants to see...

I prefer working at places that let me use either/or, because there are many scenarios that Fannie will say "yes" to that Freddie would say "no" to, and vice versa.

You could provide some or all the purchase money, and he could do (and fund) the rehab...or vice versa, and you can split the profits 50/50 or any percentage that both parties agree to.Both the investment and the payout can be from 1% to 99% - it comes down to what you and your partner(s) agree to up front.Some things to consider:Rule #1 - Put it in writing.Who holds title?

If you come across a good deal that you can't buy, you can recommend it to someone else and vice versa. 

Especially for people from the U.S. now that our dollar is at an all time low and Trump might be their next President!!

But hopefully this is dictating OK and I'll just add  that their latest "new house rule" was conjured up by my recordings of the vice this man allowed to thrive in this building at least three heroin dealers arrested by local police and even the FBI, one of the sons arrested in 2012 for selling A gun, just a few months after taking wire cutters to the electrical closet in the building trying to figure out how to turn on his own electricity… Forgot to mention he and his family haven't paid common charges in over 10 years and yet this former management company under the helm  of Lou sent me a letter threatening my eviction for having less than adequate proof that this idiot actually did this… In fact I almost have a confession on video tape but that wasn't enough for the police to do anything,  as the police actually asked me that day when I called them "but did you actually see him do it with your own eyes?"

Yes, a great deal cash, can be a bad deal without the right financing and vice versa.  

Another Wall Street Journal editorial in 2012, by the president and the labor policy director of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, reported 71% employment growth in right-to-work states from 1980 to 2011, while employment in non-right-to-work states grew just 32% during the same period.

My friend is president of his HOA and he's lived there about 15 years.