
29 May 2017 | 78 replies
On the other hand, base hits are a lot easier Real estate/value add opportunities.In all, stocks can help build wealth faster under right conditions but real estate is a more predictable way of building/maintaining it.

17 December 2018 | 75 replies
After all, it's impossible to predict the future and it could very well be the case that marijuana, even medical marijuana, remains a federally-illegal business for a while, so it's always best to have a backup in case things turn ugly.

19 August 2015 | 48 replies
As I predicted in my own post, here I am freshly laid off...but get this, my lay-off created 2 new jobs in Malaysia....now where did I hear that rhetoric about American jobs for American people again.... :(

9 March 2022 | 60 replies
For what it's worth, my sister went to Harvard with the intent to be an MD, but decided to go with a more predictable field such as law....went on and graduated from Penn Law in '07, worked for a couple years at a big corporate firm(6-7 days/week).

16 April 2014 | 13 replies
This allows the seller to be assured of a stated amount of interest over the term as well as a more predictable tax liability schedule.

12 April 2012 | 47 replies
No, I'm not an advocate at market timing nor am I very good at it (especially with stocks) but with real estate, the cycles move slower and more predictably, and it's easier to tell when things are ridiculously over-inflated (2005-2006) or irrationally under-valued (now).

17 May 2012 | 14 replies
Joe: I agree with that assessment for our immediate area but when you predict a bounce back or not nationwide you are going to be wrong in some markets and right in others.

27 March 2017 | 169 replies
I'm sitting on cash hoping that your prediction for the crash is soon, but you make me want to invest now.

22 May 2013 | 9 replies
I might submit that the best day for him to receive the mailer is the day after he loses his job (or some other life-changing event) which of course is impossible to predict from where we sit. :-)

14 June 2013 | 32 replies
As an old pro with almost 50 years of personal experience and learned real estate investing and developing from my grandfather and father, I am of the opinion a new real estate and credit bubble is being created just like the one from which the market is trying to emerge.In 2003, I noticed the real estate bubble being created by the then real estate agents and investment amateurs and predicted a major correction.