The lakes of human feces must have just magically appeared the day before I got there.  

The numbers can look fantastic on paper but the numbers don’t reflect the human factor.

So, I'm thinking the money stays in the S-Corp until you take it out when the S-Corp is not owned by any human person, only a trust and one or more LLCs.Again, check that with your CPA as I am not one, nor am I a legal or tax professional.

Another tenant I'm helping cut their costs by driving them places to save on transportation costs and save money for next month rent.My portfolio isn't too large so I can still have that human connection and provide the best service to them.

I have volunteered for Habitat for Humanity in several cities but most recently, Cleveland, Ohio.

Contrary to what others have stated and found in Hemet (but I admit, the place took my innocence with regards to humanity abusive behaviors - if you could look past that stuff) investments can perform satisfactorily.  

See Zillow.And as to this becoming a 'renter nation'....naw....owning a piece of property is an inherent human desire.

Consider that a HELOC is a second position mortgage and therefore far less secure than a first position; and human nature is such that if you were to get into financial trouble you would certainly let an investment property go before you would let your primary residence go so that makes it even less secure for the lender to put a HELOC on an investment property.

To be really short I don't believe markets are efficient because I don't think the theory takes into account human psychology - herd mentality, panic and greed.A value investor believes that a high price for an investment doesn't mean it's Also, if you believe in value investing you do *NOT* believe that higher returns are found by taking on higher risk.

This would kill me.This is why a divorce is up there as one of the most stressful things a human could go through.