Helping society in general - You can see some desperation in people who apply for being your tenant.

She wrote the original book on MTRs (American Nomads) and she has a bunch of checklists and tips on how to set up and operate a successful MTR.Whatever direction you go, I wish you the best.

Its not a big deal because most likely most in society are not.

Check out North American Savings and Bank.

And I'm a contrarian and a fan of great American cities and I wanted to see if they're are opportunities to "buy when everyone else is selling."

I was watching American Sniper last night and my warzone doesn’t look like that.

I Have built some apartment buildings in Colombia but in all honesty that is not something I even mention in the states for the culture, society and system is so different it is hard to understand.

Finally, I assume that you're American and it's likely that all your assets are in the US.

Can go from $25 to $500k…large line.Frost Bank, in Texas only.CALIFORNIA: Bank of Southern California, Bank of West (BNP Paribas), Cal Coast Credit Union, East West Bank, up to 60% LTV with "no docs” San Fran, First Republic, Fremont Bank, HSBC, Quorum FCU, Silvergate Bank,UTAHMountain American Credit Union and America First have great rates for HELOCsAmerica First will do a HELOC on an investment property in Utah.

You can check if the lender is registered with the American Association of Private Lenders https://aaplonline.com/member-... .