Sometimes possessing larger quantities and other paraphernalia (scales, baggies, etc.) is enough to get intent to distribute charges which is a felony.

Tiny air bubbles: don't worry about those.

It's worked out quite well; I own 3 decent SFR properties in far northern rural CA, paying less in mortgage, taxes than owning a tiny 2/1 condo in San Diego.

I like the idea that the NOI I received would be a known quantity so maybe I could find something with a very small return but at least I knew I wasn't going to be losing money.

It helps them build credibility more than it will help me prevent people from making catastrophic financial mistakes.Turkey investing may be right for some, but that percentage is so tiny compared to the overall number of people getting suckered into it.

This is where Quickbooks might be a better choice but I've met so many who complain that it's expensive, time consuming and has a high learning curve which is off putting.It's hard to find decent RE focused software that's not built for big businesses or tiny portfolios unfortunately, especially ones with the right features.

We have some friends who work for a large hedge fund that has been buying up significant quantities of distressed RE all over the country for the past sseveral years and they have done quite well.

To pass on even 70/30 money is nieve when you aren't doing 10 houses at a time.Not to burst your bubble, but quantity isn't everything.

Most likely nobody will get sued if a Chihuahua sinks a couple tiny teeth in, but if you are a mauled by a Pit Bull, you are going to sue.

Please name the type of jobs and quantity that other Presidential libraries have created.What if Rauner does something different?