There are many I respect that make money using them, but you have to do a ton of work for the small percentage that lead to accepted offers and I think my time is better spent investing elsewhere.Maybe it is because I really don't like banks...I just prefer to deal with sellers.

Insurance companies will not have a relative cost disadvantage with respect to their competitors because everyone is going to have to cover pre-existing conditions and all their costs go up at about the same rate, which they then pass on as higher premiums.

This rule ONLY applies to contractors and their respective subs.

I respectfully disagree with Uwe.

I respect any answer you give.

Many of the top students are often from poorer families.Culturally, in Asia there is a lot of respect for wealthier people and poor people aspire for their children to be like the wealthy.

Unfortunately, not so different from some of my parent-subsidized college tenants in that respect.....

I must admit, I did think it was going to be easy......but now that I learn more and more, I'm getting a whole new respect for this wholesaling thing.I'm still up for it and, in fact, I'm already working on putting together everything I'll need (marketing lists, driving, mailings, ads, getting an agent and an attorney for questions and advice, et cetera).

What was your private money lender's main point of contention with respect to lending?

It appears the Stonecrest case was favorable for sellers and some of the subsequent cases are favorable for the IRS with respect to taxation.