I did notice that a large majority of the investments are pre-owned and not new.

What do you think about this article:http://business.theage.com.au/japans-hunger-becomes-a-dire-warning-for-other-nations/20080420-27ey.htmlI've been hearing of limits being placed on rice purchases in parts of California, and friends in the food industry say that their companies (the major food producers) expect prices to climb tens of percent this year alone.Thoughts?

We are teetering on the brink of a major financial collapse.

Is 17 unoccupied units a major red flag or just this sign of a really really disinterested owner?

If you don't accurately account for all theses expenses, you will join the majority of newbies in this business who crash and burn.The truth is that throughout the United States, operating expenses run 45% to 50% of gross rents.

I don't trust his opinion over a single environmental research scientist.Also, I find it hard to believe that the majority of the scientific community (except for a small faction of Scientists who are continually recycled through Fox News and YouTube documentaries)Many of these scientists are that are featured work for Washington think tanks funded by Exxon mobile....The Biggest Company on Earth....several such as Dr.

At the meeting I found that the majority of people were new and/or simply not the kind of quality investor I could learn something from (ask me how I knew this and I'll explain).Without specifically naming the club meeting I went to (I will if there is legitimate interest beyond gossip), can anyone here recommend a good club in the GTA, where I can find specialists in:1.

To me, nothing major, just minor irritation and negative attention gathering.

It works.If you were to get major sponsorship, you could do full developments, catering to the disabled, and disabled veterans.

OR HOW ABOUT THIS....When you get a major bank to get your foreclosure to go POOF LIKE IT NEVER EXSISTED!