For example, it's very hard for a standard judgment creditor to reach the assets of a moderately wealthy (say someone with a net worth of a $1 million or two), young, married investors.

After my experiences, I would doubt my sanity if I ever invested in CLE again given what I've been through, so I am looking for (hopefully) greener pastures now that the prices are starting to moderate a bit...

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Markets with stagnant or shrinking populations and jobs are not good for long term holds, however, the midwest in general doesn't lend itself well to short term holds due to the moderate appreciation.

I believe that you'll be far more successful in your search for human greed by looking at individuals with moderately high incomes and little net worth than you will by examining the motivations of self-made millionaires who built their fortunes investing in real estate. 

I think its important to exercise in moderation unless preparing for some kind of event.

Looking at business growth for our small Real Estate Team and what the primary objective will be for next year, goals supporting that objective, and what action plans will need to be initiated meet those goals.We set personal goals, family goals, and financial goals (business and personal).I have small daily goals I can easily meet and then set moderate 10 day goals to keep myself motivated (almost like a to do list).

You "out" a slick-worded scammer and get him to either close his account or have it closed for him by the moderators within 24 hours while I munch on popcorn reading the thread. :-)

Between purchases I just hold it in a no risk savings account with moderate interest (1.20% Ally)