, or my all time favorite, an amount equal to what they “would have made’ had they invested in Apple stock in 1986 instead of purchasing their home.

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.3.

That In my opinion is the best thing for $40K of investment. 3) REIT can come in many flavors and I would be very careful about them considering huge commercial big box stores are taking it on the nose right now and many REITs are heavily vested in that type of asset.

My favorite saying for my investors is: if the numbers work, buy it.

My favorite motto is NFS!

For anyone whose interested, here's a link to a recent paper that compares one flavor of AOL to traditional title insurance, prepared for the MBA. 

I know how the news likes to sensationalize things and politicians like to drive in wedges to get votes (border control is a favorite of neofascists especially), but in reality it’s a non-issue in my experience on the ground.

Your favorite guru told you to cold call, drive for dollars and knock on doors.. and you become obsessed with it and you do nothing but sign contracts just because the seller won't budge below market value.Then sure absolutely, you will have trouble finding a cash buyer, you will have trouble getting a deal done.

My favorite part is that we can take the percentage of the structures assessed value (assessed improvements value / assessed total value [including land] = Percentage) and the play our purchase price by the percentage to get our depreciable basis (not including acquisition/closing costs, of course).

My favorite is when investors reach out to me, a DSCR mortgage broker, want me to find them the best financing, and then say "but I want to save on closing costs, so I'd rather not pay a broker fee".Those are my favorites lol