I know Ebay has all sorts of equations for pricing a listing of cars, toys, etc. - and some of them are value based.

With so many options for repayment out there it is very easy for someone to minimize the amount that they have to pay back each month. 10 year term, 10 year with increasing payments, income-based payments... the list goes on and on.The only other thing that I would add is that we need to help kids figure out where the jobs are going.

Some of this is so that we can make taxes more "fair" and some of it is incentive to encourage people to make certain choices (get married, have kids, own a business, etc.).

Kid friendly, pet friendly are very good sales phrases.

If you've only got $100 or $200 (or $1,000 for that matter) and bad/no credit, you're kidding yourself if you think you're going to become a successful real estate investor.

:lol: Kidding.

I posted a small list of SEO tips and tricks on Chartingyourwealth.com (a sister site of biggerpockets.com) but it is no longer there as the site has been converted to a blog.

Good tips Jeff.

You're kidding, right?

Reminds me of the good old days of Michael Milken.It just goes to show you... be careful if someone gives you a "hot tip" about a publicly traded company.