I majored in entrepreneurship at Baylor University and it helped tremendously in how I run my investment business, but otherwise in getting a career it was limiting as it is viewed as a general business degree.No offense to Real Estate Agents as well - I am one lol.Just my two cents.I hope this helps.Leon 

I have to view posts on my old iphone4s for the same reasons.

If you go to citi-data and view the demographics it reads something like: % of renters: 62% Median house value: $89,200Median property tax: $1,097...etcWhat this doesn't tell you is the west side is more family owned homes that can run upwards of $1million.

I view the types of loans that follow this mental picture as being prime performing loans on the right and defaulted loans on the left.

You need real Proof of Funds to even view or offer on an REO.  

I view pools kind of like a garage.

I have read different views on the matter.

Go to craigslist and look at the apartments for rent - you can sort them by map view.

Because it is not viewed as employee wages, neither Mel nor his corporation need to pay Social Security or Medicare tax on this amount.

I think we both must adhear to the advice of these investors though and view our "homes" for what they are INVESTMENTS not "homes" at all!