In the end though, for me I'm skeptical to put my cash into Japanese properties, where you're more likely to see actual depreciation.

I’m currently in sales at a BMW dealer here, and I am also a part time option trader.

I’m currently in sales at a BMW dealer here, and I am also a part time option trader.

The Japanese have a saying: The customer is God.

And at MAREI, we have about 8 other groups hosted by our memers that meet there is:Deal Makers: 1st Tuesday they pitch wholesale deals and all are welcome to bring a wholesale deal.JOCO Landlords:  1st WednesdaysKC Multi Family - 1st  Saturdays, this is VirtualHouse Traders:  Hosted by a local 20 year veteran investor KC Multi Family  3rd ThirsdayseKAREI - in Topeak - 4th MondaysLandlords Inc (KCMO - 4th TuesdayLandlords of Eastern Jackson:  4th ThursdayJackson County REI - meet in Buckner the last WednesdayAnd of course MAREI has been meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of the month since 2004. 

Plenty of FOREX traders could give you advice on where we are in that exchange game to better help you time the market of when to make the switch.

I’m currently a day trader but I want to start invest in rental properties full time and create a good passive cash flow.

@Luke Saglimbeni I disagree I was going. to school to become a quant and work for a hedge fund before I got into real estate private equity and all the successful hedge fund managers either use quant strategies or fundamental based strategies, none of them are using technical analysis, the only people using it are the amateur traders and that’s because the brokerages push it hard because it causes them to trade more and generates them more commissions.

It was an authentic Japanese Katana blade in the sheath. 

I was laid off from NBC about five years ago and currently work at Trader Joe's.