Not unless a million dollars then is equivalent to $100K now.Your fundamental question is very, very difficult to answer.

How much fundamental contract law are you familiar with?

This statement shows a fundamental lack of understanding of the business.

Ooh maybe Art History will help you in life. haGo with the fundamentals of business because regardless of what you do in life, you will need these!

That's not so bad on NEW topics, as they will get at least some response...but often a new member will respond to an OLD, OLD post, and those can get missed.You scare me using the term "rebuild"...Whatever you do, DON'T change the fundamental forum set up!

The government encouraged this malinvestment on a massive scale and eventually the economic fundamentals simply caught up with us.

On the surface it looks like you have the fundamentals in place, other than not having anywhere to shop these deals when you find them.

It was fun and convenient to get a home loan by simply calling Countrywide and asking, and having the money in 2 1/2 weeks, but it was not good fundamentals.

If you don't have the capital to factor these in, you should not be buying rental property . . . sorry to be harsh, but this is one of the fundamental failures of new landlords.

Anyway you look at it this bill fundamentally changes the foundation of America.It remains to be seen what the future implications of this will be.