@Frank Wolter Great example of the American dream i.e. what fruits of your labor can produce.

This is just over 10% of all billionaires in 2016.  44 of those billionaires were Property rich Americans. 

I mean if you think about it renting a beautiful home to raise your family in that you don't have to manage is the American dream.

For the sake of society and business, contracts should be taken seriously by all parties.In the example presented the buyer straight up neglected to act as agreed by date agreed. 

We are encouraging weakness and, like an untrained emotional support animal, it will come back to bite us as a society.

(American Morgage Group)Has there been any good lenders that have give investors a fair interest rate?

Good luck, Proud owner--and restorer-- of a 1913 American Foursquare.

That's what all the much ballyhooed social changes in America in the last forty years making us a less-restrictive, more-tolerant society really add up to when it comes to building and keeping wealth -- three percent.Please humor me and think about that for a minute. 5% of US millionaire households are headed up by people who were never married or divorced.

I have a policy with American Home Shield and you can view the coverage online even if you don't have one...so take a look, it will answer many questions. 

My grandparents were first generation Americans who were just starting their lives as young adults when the Depression hit - my grandfather spoke broken English and better Italian than English, and had a 5th grade education.