Saw FNMA article this morning.

this paragraph is from an online article on wholesaling on ehow.com (which I find a very good, distilled kind of info resource by the way.)"

Here's a Bulletin on BP pointing to an article that examines this question . . . the chart is pretty remakable and worth a look:How Low Can the Market Go?

http://www.newsweek.com/id/200015 http://www.portfolio.com/business-news/2009/03/03/Formula-That-Killed-Wall-Street Mathematician, actuary and statistician are the top jobs according to Wall Street Journal. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123119236117055127.html Soapbox: Please note that most of the "Best Jobs" are exportable and most of the "Worst Jobs" are not exportable.

I am reading this article and one of the writers wrote what I'm about to post as 4 things to look for in an investment property.

Wow, this is really scary...This is one of the most illogical discussions I've had here, and I don't know what to make of it (after some seemingly logical discussions with you in the past).If you want to believe something is true because of a single Internet forum post and an illogical interpretation of cause and effect from a newspaper article, I guess I shouldn't bother arguing.Sorry, I can't have this discussion anymore.

Hopes this helps.Also there are many articles, blogs and forum post that deal with wholesaling.

I read an article about a landlord that gave all his tenants Christmas gifts for many, many years.

Recently I wrote an article about this topic exactly.

For months, I did nothing but respond on forums, write an occasional blog on the site, link articles I thought were interesting and leave comments on articles or blog posts that fit my core knowledge.