Was with a couple this weekend and all they were whining about was upcoming layoffs, if they were safe, and the beating their IRAs and 401's were taking.I just said, I know how you can make 12% on your funds.Next thing I know, I had a couple more private lenders.Just a thought!

You could run 220 volt devices off a 110 volt circuit through a step up transformer, provided the power requirements are met, i.e., 110 volts at 20 amps can provide (nominally) 2,200 Watts of power (barely enough to drive a 3 hp motor, but plenty for the 220 volt battery charger I got overseas :wink: ).

To all my outhouse lawyer friends, you're looking in the wrong place as a mortgage broker will be seen as originating mortgages, as under the SAFE Act, which also includes the sale of notes.

Dale I agree with your first statement about government, however, I wish I could tell you that bankers are smart enough to look into the future and realize they would profit from the Safe Act.

If poring a glass of water directly into the drain hole not touching anything else I think it's pretty safe to say your leak is on the drain line somewhere.What kind of piping?

It is a very lucrative business and considering, pretty safe when you are in compliance and have the necessary knowledge.

A 30 or 40-year time horizon for securities is still a pretty safe bet.For those that are skilled in investing in real estate I see no tangible benefit to a whole life policy.

Pay attention and be safe guys!

Stay safe, and have fun :)

There are some safe rules of thumbs to use such as the 70% rule which states your max offer is 70% of the ARV (after repair value) less repairs.