True investors never ever stop.I'm 22 and my eyes just opened up to the world of REI about a month ago and since then read as many books as I could get access to ranging from thinking like an investor, real estate, land-lording, accounting, law, taxes, marketing, negotiating... coming across BP was just the icing on the cake and overwhelmed me of the wealth of information that was on here to add to my arsenal.

q=seven+wealthiest+counties&qs=n&form=QBLH&pq=seven+wealthiest+counties&sc=1-25&sp=-1&sk=All to say that we have a MAJOR house of cards in the US and in the entire northern hemisphere.

In my opinion, this is "eraser math" at work, trying to exclude true expenses as you analyze a deal in order to justify a higher purchase price.

First - is this true or am I making it up?

Maybe a free upgrade is too good to be true, but I would look into it.

Is this true?

we also went with a "deposit card" approach, and everyone seems to like it.

. ;-)That's not necessarily true.

Or, it may reflect the true value vs. what you through.

Very often I show up at probate houses and there is a pile of mail on the table with literally 50+ other we buy houses post cards.