Renting properties is like building a sandcastle, providing steady income but requiring constant upkeep and attention.Finally, investing in land is like planting a seed, offering the potential for big future growth, but requiring patience and a long-term vision.No matter which playground you choose, remember, the key is to wear your explorer hat, learn the rules, and have fun while building your financial future!

I plant the bug and over time it pays off .

People would no longer be restricted to buying healthcare plans that included hair plants (CT anyone?)

If you don't want to go to the expense of a security system, they have fake cameras with flashing lights that you can mount around entrances.

The loft’s entrance is off the beautiful, planted outdoor courtyard.

It's typically planted by the gurus/coaches who are trying to justify their $50k coaching fees by the promise of access to their "dream team."

Landscape folks help mainly with planting and ground covers.

I know I can get at-least $1300 month in rent (through posting a fake ad on Craigslist). 

I think staging is a waste unless the home has a problem layout, but I do keep an assortment of faux plants handy as I've found a simple orchid and guest towel in a bathroom or an arrangement on the kitchen island next to the brochures seems to add a comforting element in a vacant house, and it's much less expensive than staging.  

Good morning I recently purchased my first investment property and currently looking for a tenant I talked with a couple of investers who told me that they were scammed by people who passed background and credit checks using fake identities I am wondering if anyone has encountered this and is there anything in place to protect against this action that seems to be on the rise