Congratulations @Elizabeth Colegrove. its fascinating how debt has been used to create opportunity(cashflow from 8 properties)Thanks for sharing and all the best forward

Completely random, but I'm fascinated watching NASA's live coverage of a Soyuz module return from the ISS.  

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/01/12/a-stunning-map-shows-how-living-on-americas-coasts-really-is-so-different/?tid=hybrid_experimentrandom_2_na

Its always fascinating to me to see how these villages are always so concerned about landlords when it comes to inspections and tenant safety - and collecting the fees.

I was absolutely fascinated as a kid by the future possibilities of science (still am), so stuff like this is really interesting to me.Realistically, though, I see it being a very slow adoption process once they are commercially available.

This conversation, with CFP Neal Frankle is a fascinating look at what you should, and shouldn't, do when planning your future.In This Week’s Podcast We Explore:- How Neal lost both parents before 18 years old and how that experience helped make him smarter financially.- A unique technique for helping your spouse carry on your business after you die.- How to plan for the sale of your business or your properties after you bite the dust.- The benefit of real estate over retail businesses for succession planning.- Why a trust is a terrific tool for every real estate investor.- What a “Probate” is and how to avoid it with your future estate.- Why you DON’T want a typical “Will” – and the one type of will you do need.- The true purpose of life insurance… and which one is “evil.”- How much insurance you really need.- The best advice for investors looking to take control of their financial future.Check it out and listen to the show directly at: BP Podcast 005: Dealing with Death – A Financial Discussion with CFP Neal FrankleAlso, we've now got 87 5-Star reviews for the show in iTunes, and we'd love to take that up over 100!

I'm always fascinated when I see CT ads here in Texas...trying to get businesses to relocate to the great state of CT?!

The only conclusions I can draw are that Greece is an anomaly because of their restrictions with being in the Eurozone.

Only problem is it's from Chicago not Greece.

I have a fascination with how fast real estate markets change and would like to use the Bigger Pockets community as a gauge to see if we can predict or at least be on top of market trends.