Social responsibility of the investment (27%)Some of the commentary in the article about the survey;55% said it is more important for them to protect principal rather than grow investments (up from 44% last year) .Not surprisingly, as far as risk goes, those over age 65 take the least amount of risk and those under age 45 are willing to take the most risk.While social responsibility is lowest at 27% it is growing higher each year.One other interesting tidbit they included in the article was a list of factors that these high net worth people attributed to their obtaining and holding their wealth;96% say Hard Work - is the main contributor to achieving their wealth91% Education - is main contributor87% Smart Investing - is main contributor61% Risk TakingIn a show of growing confidence, they found 42% of these folks are willing to take "significant investment risk" on a portion of their investments this year.

None have ever discussed their teaching SUCCESS rate - i.e. the percentage of their students who obtained the stated promise.

Basically, my partner and I cannot show proof of funds to a bank; therefore, obtaining a loan or mortgage would be near impossible.

I would definitely obtain legal advice on any solution other than tenant moving his own belongings himself in a timely manner so I could repair my property.

I also asked the question of what is a good deal in the "The truth about Wholesaling" thread and located and obtained a mentor.

Hi Everyone,I recently obtained my Broker's license and I'm in process of writing a business plan to start a property management business.What I'm trying to determine is the best way to set myself apart from the competition.

Maybe buy one cash, then use the asset to possibly obtain another investment loan to build some leverage.

They’re either a bank, credit union, or non-bank custodian approved by the IRS (usually a broker dealer who obtains IRA approval).

I also own a condo with my wife - and between the two buildings I don't think I have much excess credit to obtain another loan.

Some use it for a cozy fire ambience (manufactured logs or wood is easily obtained at the local market), some use it with a display of candles, some don't use it at all but still like the look.