I do disagree with a couple thoughts:Joshua Springer- I'm no longer in my youth, but I certainly enjoy life, and that includes driving my free and clear Hennessey Viper SRT around in the Florida sun with the Stones blaring from the CD player.

I'm sure constant tweaking is probably good, but players will just learn how to play the system.I'll be fine when I don't show up in the stats and hope members will still ask for advice on subjects I'm familiar with.

Players sign a code and no leniency.

They need rebounding and more athletic players.

See this Bigger Pockets topic and the District Court case brief on what other players in the legal system think about "friendly liens" (they call them "fraudulent liens" in the case).

Tesla's success affects too many powerful players: oil, ICE cars, insurance companies, car dealers, parts, etc., so don't believe all these negative headlines.

The top players make over 10 million a year .. its real money.

The winner is usually the player who buys as aggressively as possible during the first few rounds - The one who saves their monopoly money as they pass go and waits on the sidelines is the first one out of the game...I talk to a lot of investors and I have never had someone tell me that they wish they would have waited XX years longer before they started investing

Each and every deal this is done to becomes a weaker player in the portfolio.

To me that is the biggest player here.