Wouldn't it be a cheap way to do business, as long as our currency is worth more than other currencies?

I would definitely agree with Kyle here; in the old days it would take a month or so before they'd realize what your total outstanding balances were, but everything is so digital and instantaneous these days that it could really jack your DTI ratio through the roof.

I have no other assets except for gold - my money is made through trading currencies so I have no business to put up for collateral. 

They use a 10 digit document number that is found on your original recorded deed.

We have our guests sign a digital rental agreement after they book as well.  

Hi Noah, could you tell me if you use digital guidebooks for the listings you host?  

Note; Even though the Boise area market home values are increasing by double digits annually, I’m not interested in anything that doesn’t produce positive cashflow (such as focusing on long term equity growth) for various reasons covered on other BP forums and blogs.  

And a lot of the shows come from Canada, so there's the USD->CAD dollar value difference (i.e. currency not clarified), plus the Toronto area, where alot of the shows focus on, is still an extremely competitive seller's market.

What will happen, hypothetically, once inflation o currency has pushed the small lenders out and the big lenders decide to become landlords instead of empowering the american dream and demand payment on their holdings?

Post cards are simple black and white from the post office website Flyers mimic the ones realtors use, just in black and white I take my own photos with a digital camera Signs come from local sign company I tend to buy houses affordable to most middle class people, so I don't have to deal with the high end stuff.