Anytime the products have a lot of versatility, I’m sure you can set up some type of bandwidth monitoring to make sure there’s no abuse.

This is why the fiat mentality holds on.

But it's impossible to change the HABITS of a lifetime, on average I spend about 4 hours searching for plane tickets before we travel, I always know where the cheapest gas in town is, I always search for coupons for hotels on driving trips, I just replaced our 6 year old cell phones with new ones, I mentally plan out any driving trip, even daily ones and our monthly trip to the big city, I've always bought my clothes on sale.I bought me skis, boots and poles on sale, I ski at least 3 weeks every year (with a ski club-the best value).

It takes mental, emotional and physical resources to move.

This article also reminded me a little of a Warren Buffet mentality.

I think Josh's comment on right on the money, people are more concerned about their big screens and cell phones and believing in the mentality that the government OWES them something.

I want to be able to do this parttime because I have a fulltime job as a mental health counselor.

Like @Joel Owens said, there is a herd mentality and it is out there in full force right now.  

Network, pass out your flyers, and they usually have a segment for you to pitch your deal.Blast it on Craigslist 10-15 x's per day with different titles and descriptions, and back page once per day, flipnerd, etc.List it on Zillow Rental Manger formerly Postlets.comPlace 20-30 handwritten yard signs in the area describing your dealAll this needs to be done with "hair on fire mentality" and you will find a ton of buyers if you have a good deal.  

He had a huge mental block or disconnect somewhere.I wanted to clear up why I was agreeing with Rick at one point during this thread.