Wall Street is providing us the wealth, while the government is also providing us the wealth but it comes with a cost.

On the streets, it happens every day.

I named mine after the street i lived on in college.

When I watch a movie like Wall Street, I cannot understand half the terms they are talking about, and I really want to.

I looked at one of those the other day that had broken tile counter tops, linoleum on the floors, worn out carpet, three different styles of interior doors and the present owner couldn't figure out why I didn't want to pay the same as the fully rehabbed one down the street for his "rent ready" house.

The research consisted of using google maps to check out the neighborhood, street and location of property and redfin to see if it was listed.

Flipping out of state does sound tiring - I can barely manage to flip down the street!

The next 5 are on 15 year notes at 5% that adjust to Wall Street journal + prime every 5 years.

How you'll get the most out of BiggerPockets is to understand how to navigate through it and understand that it's a two way street.

It's hard enough these days getting a loan when your credit is great and you are sitting on piles of cash.When a bunch of foreclosures happened 3 to 5 years ago the investors on Wall Street where loans were sold off to took heavy losses.