We handle a wide range of investment deals.

The rich, on the other hand, have a wide array of taxable income sources -- earned income, long-term gains, short-term gains, shelters, etc -- and they move their money around accordingly.

One is a double wide trailer on foundation (as if that matters), the other is a townhouse (6 units to a building).Currently, my doublewide has insurance through the bank that my loan is with since my insurance company stop covering me when i turned it into a rental.

They will suck up an incredible amount of time.

yeah, that list is INCREDIBLY too short for rehabbing a complete gut job.

That is a very wide open question.

And, if I recall, the responses you've gotten in the past were all pretty good.With the myriad of ways to measure investment success, the unlimited number of specific investing situations (investments and investors) and the wide range of investment goals one might have, there's just no apples to apples comparison.

That said, there is definitely going to be an incredible amount of hype around this and I'm guessing the herd mentality will bring a serious pop to the stock after the IPO.

(I assume the answer might be wide).

The cost varies widely Bryan.