Somebody just told me that it was impossible to flip houses without a bank or investor backing you. Let me set this straight. I was born and raised in a small town in the middle of Iowa. Every since my early teen year...

Friendly people, interesting culturally, safe to travel in and live as a "gringo" (the murder rate is deceptively high, but only due to gangs carrying out revenge killings on each other in Belize City, not due to attacks on tourists which are rare.

Now, San Antonio seems to stand on its own merit, capitalizing on it's rich cultural heritage... the influx of retired vets with second careers COMBINED with the expansion or migration of Austin tech companies to San Antonio is promising.

Regardless, you need to find a brokerage that has a good environment and culture.

That’s not to say I couldn’t lose money or anybody couldn’t’ lose money, but even in a crash…especially in a crash, there are great opportunities to get wealthy.

Unless your client is wealthy, I doubt the lifetime threshold is an issue.

Choosing when to sell and being forced to sell are two totally different things.Unfortunately depreciation does not make you wealthy either. depreciating means the useful life of the asset is diminishing.

There may be only 8-12 games per season but it will create a whole new culture.

I've seen many areas grow to become much more culturally diverse.

You aim for the stars, and you become wealthy.