The most popular trade has been to sell dollars and buy other currencies or assets tied to the dollar like gold or oil.

If you, your partner, and these investors are all members of the company, you must have rock solid documentation and operating agreements.

Some popular options have been to split the costs of the renovation 50/50 upfront or have the seller take the costs out of the purchase price.An alternate option would be to set up the lease purchase agreement separate from a rehab/construction agreement.

Fill me in... let know whats going on.... have i been living under a rock?

If I use this kind of material (or even a cheapy plastic 5 piece tub surround) does it matter what is behind it (e.g. sheet rock, green board, etc.)?

BP rocks, but I think you'll learn more from actual Mat owners than you will here.

Originally posted by Rock Shukoor:Hi Michael and fellow investors,I see that there are a lot of smart people making great suggestions but not all of them are correct.

But I still enjoy it too much, does that mean I haven't hit rock bottom yet?

I saw a humoerous add on Craig's List a while ago that said something to the tune of "Thanks Little Rock for the $50 I made last month".

Here in Little Rock, you can ask $100 per foot (for 2bdrm) in an area where upright bass players in jazz bands live.