Talk about 'sticking out like a sore thumb' - I was blonde, with blue eyes and a red convertible in an all black low-income neighborhood.

I have been accused of making things black and white, but I find it much easier to come to a conclusion if I can keep gray to a minimum.With the 'dumbing down of America', it is getting more and more difficult to have any type of deep discussion regarding philosophy, reason and theory.We are living in a 'bumper sticker' society.

I'll try and be careful, but even black burn marks would look better than the white blotch of paint on the old red brick.

The biggest red flag I see if the short term lease.

If the daughter doesn't have the money for an apartment, doesn't have a job, and can't find her own apartment with out daddy doing it for her..........RED FLAG.

Luxury service providers always run an institutional risk, however large they are, of internalizing a culture of quiet yet deep contempt for their customers.

Red flags!

I found this site called pad split the concept sounds interesting, as a marketplace that handles all work but to me, there could be a ton of red flags.

Need to have deep pockets and buy right in the appreciation cycle for those equity gain only markets to have a chance at working.People employing this strategy should only have a small percentage of the overall portfolio dedicated to it.

We have an A-list of buyers that is several thousand people deep and it took years to build.Best of luck...