So maybe I’m not qualified to answer the question of whether successful people participate in forums such as this because I’m not successful.Heck, I’ve only bought $300 million or so worth of real estate, and here is the view from my office as I write this:Sitting in this very spot over the last two weeks with my laptop, iPad and cell phone my team has toured over a dozen multifamily properties.

I've installed megawatts of Turbines, Fuel cells, current generators & PV cells, non of it is the panacea people invision.6.

A good one is arstechnica.com who do alot of technology and investigative type journalism and have discussed airbnb in the past.Once you get it on to some news site, submit a link to slashdot.org for yet more traffic (with disclaimer that you're involved).Best of luck! 

No cell phones,etc.

Some of these businesses include: Lower-end supermarketsLiquor storesChinese food storesBail bondsCheck cashing placeCredit repairDollar storesFamily DollarPrepaid cell phone provider stores (ex.

Another number used for filling out forms, used for "throw away" purposes - for my second number I use the phone number to retrieve calls for my cell phone carrier.

@Andy Nathan I’m up 15% on my REIT portfolio, bet heavily on retail, cell towers and data centers.

It allows for other bills to be applied toward your credit score such as your cell phone bill or your electric bill or rent if you live in an apartment.

New story today in the Silicon Valley Business Journal.  

The female patients and visitors ALL had better nails than this hard working nurse and they all had had more expensive cell phones.Knowing I was taking care of them, while paying for their manicures (and health care) with my taxes, really contributed to my burn out.