Already, there are shopping centers with over 50% occupancy and many industrial parks are in the same condition.

Pawn Shops!

Pawn shops buy a watch and then sell it to someone else at a profit.It's the same with houses.

Matt,I try to shop for households staples as much as possible at Sam's Club, and fortunately for me I don't have to drive very much to be honest.

Plus, a lousy $300 is not a deal breaker, if it is, you don't really have a deal.As to wholesaling, if you are new, I suggest you first build a large buyers list so that you know what to be shopping for.

You might just be told to shop around for another insurer (or they might see nothing at all wrong with it).

It does feel good to have a silver dollar in my pocket that gets me the same amount of gas it bought 40 years ago, if I make a stop at the coin shop first...

I would definitely suggest calling and talking to the managing broker, unless she runs her own shop.

They do all th eleg work in shopping for your financing and are paid by th emortggae companies.

I was hoping to take up shop and learn as a realtor but I guess if I am being 1099'd the insurance thing could still be an issue.