So I just received a message from a BP'er. They said they saw one of my devices.. somewhere...I wanted to share this with you all...Many of you do this for financial freedom. I would by lying if I said I wasn't..but f...

Sure, it's $500 a year but if you know they will go out soon it's worth it to me to do that yearly than one large lump sum all of a sudden. 

Being faced with move-out and higher market rents it was all of  sudden a more favorable idea to buy with a mortgage payment near his rent, but I think the lack of 'bankability' making a conventional loan impossible sort of spoiled the deal.

If tomorrow everyone decided owning real estate was worthless, then the investments would be worthless regardless if they were a fungible asset or not; conversely, if suddenly the only investment worth holding was Amway (are they even still around?)

My attorney said he has had 8 cases suddenly pop up with the exact same circumstances just this week.

Think about it, if a realtor recommends the "Poor Mouthing the Offer" strategy when they are the Buyer’s agent, do they suddenly forget this same strategy is being used when they are the Listing Agent and other Buyer Agents make offers on their listings using this same antiquated strategy?

I was suddenly hit with the thought as Nevada slowly becomes California.

(We're assuming an investor) All of a sudden our landlord has offered to give us double our security deposit money back and 'the full 60 days'.

They all of a sudden emerged from the weeds.- What did you think was most important to communicate about yourself initially?

Other firms tracking rent trends have consistently ranked Sacramento's rent increases at or near the highest in the U.S. in the last couple years, citing a combination of limited housing supply, rising incomes form Bay Area transplants and a surge of apartment property investments as reasons for the surge.Region Business, an advocacy group for local economic development, issued a statement Thursday opposing the potential measure.