It's a natural progression that the industrial value of some metals outpace fiat currency.

The ideal candidate would be someone looking to be part of a team and working for a growing real estate company.Here is a brief description of the type of agent we are looking for.

I currently have 4 rental houses but I'm always looking to buy more, although I'm a little scared to get over my head...I'm not sure Nebraska is the right place to grow big.

Well the WCRT mantra is "Learn, Grow and Give Back" so let's green light the charity.How about some cool swag that says "Bigger Pocket Loyal Pocketeer!"

Creedog: I think the best way for you to start is not by focusing in REI straight away, but to read self help/motivational books like Rich Dad Poor Dad, Think and Grow Rich, etc.

Another said, heavier people take more sick days and health costs are higher, so hiring them is a bigger risk than non-smokers who are thin.So, I wanted to put it out to BP... do you think being biased is natural?

I always see people mention when putting under contract to assign how do you not put any deposit down, I would think most people would naturally want a deposit, and it would be hard to convince them otherwise.Also, what have you done when you can't find an end buyer and there is no deposit.My purchase sales agreement states this: Default & Timing: If Buyer fails to perform, Seller’s exclusive remedy is to retain the earnest money as full liquidated damages.

I have 4 rental units which I do very well with and so far can manage, but I don’t know if I keep growing if I’ll be in too deep and over my head to manage risk.

Grow Rich Slow.

Also as you grow as a landlord you could keep appliances and  lighting fixtures that you get on sale and keep them in your garages until needed.