that's debatable 

I've debated getting rid of my own for a nice smooth look. 

Sadly, it leaves the tax burden on small businesses and yes even rental property owners.It is always fun to see people from California and Texas square off in a friendly debate of which state is better. 

Good debate and food for thought :)A little off-topic: I love my G35, even if it is 14 years old at this point.

I don't get into the debate about is wholeselling a violation of the state's laws and do you need a RE licenses.

It can always be argued that the disclosure you thought you had covered just wasn't good enough, the print wasn't big enough, wasn't additionally disclosed by verbal statements made to the bank or the seller, the seller was elderly and didn't really understand, etc.I think the pitfall isn't in the ability to debate the policy's contradictory main jist in light of other agencies' pro-flip actions.

I the original thread we had a debate on cash fllow (current ROI) vs. future price apprecitiation potential.

This is debatable because you will likely form it with yourself or yourself and spouse.

That's why I think the common response to the age old debate on BP about Securities vs RE [ ' but I can leverage my RE so its better than stocks!!!'  

Hello,I’m currently building a cabin In Gatlinburg TN and I have a question regarding some trees that I’m debating cutting.