There are generally ten times as many people that surf as compared to those that actually contribute.

If it's the first group, I'm not sure they need your help, unless you want to create a free course, continue contributing here at BP, write articles, etc.

Please help me by contributing your most valuable comments.

"Good-ole-Boy" mentality.I think that if you truly operate from a position of contribution, empowering those around you to be successful, you will never run out of business yourself.But that's just my view on it.

I only have 1 rental property right now (second one is under contract) but here is how my system is set up:1 operating account for each property where all of the bills are paid from and where I keep the maintenance money I have reserved for the property.1 retained earnings account where all of the profit is transfered. 1 high interest savings account where I put my monthly contributions from my job and where i store my money between deals.So far this system has worked for me but as I said, i only have 1 property.

I recently opened a Solo Roth 401k and contributed the maximum of $16,500 for 2010.

Are you telling me no one in BP has anything to contribute to this topic?

look foward to your contributions.

Any larger WH policy as joint or key man policies will usually be part of a golden parachute plan for smaller companies that can't do stock participations or further contributions to qualified plans.It's a poor investment vehicle and your borrowing is not your money but based on your cash value from the premiums paid over the cost of insurance.

Eventually I hope I will be able to contribute more than I get, but I guess we all have to start somewhere.