Dave,Just curious if you've ever invested in private REIT's or if there were any recommendations from your sources.Ken

I read your post on the forum, I would respond there, but I know how private these issues can be.But there are several options which could potentially help you out.There are a few programs which could help, one in which we could actually work with our lenders to see if they can approve an investor refinance loan. email me on [email protected]

In fact, I'd bet that the number is probably less than 40%.Most American millionaires (those with a net worth of more than $1,000,000) are "self made".

I'll bet if the "disclosure" during the ending credits told the whole truth both of these crews ended up losing money!

Biggerpro, so are the so called "alternatives" that we're proposing are sites/systems that compete with the MLS and not making the NAR private property public?

He would have to sacrafice the oficial banner but his private interests would still be intact.

I emphasize the "intangible" parts of the units - walking distance to charming downtown area, private porch in the back for those quiet evenings with a cup of tea and that special someone, etc.

With five children one in private school...I really need the extra money!

It happens all the time in my area of Panama City Florida.Many private property owners will do this but you may have difficulty with property management companies.

I'd be happy to get into more specifics on a private basis, but for various reasons, right now I'm a little squeamish about baring too muich of my soul on a public forum.