And sometimes when things change that quickly the result is that deals for wholesaling and flipping dry up (such as some areas of TX and Las Vegas which were very hot within the last few years).

Again, its getting tougher as the REO properties dry up and competition is crazy here, but they've made a killing the last few years.

I don't believe that at all now of course but in your case tax code is complex and I'm sure you could find some extremely dry book to read on it I would start with a qualified cap who understand international tax law.

It is a bit dry but really goes through all of the functionality of the mls system where you'll be doing all your searching/listing.

Even better than an oil-based primer is one that is shellac-based - much faster drying time and better seal.  

If the new rate is going to bleed you dry, move right now! 

@John Woodrich@Luke Duffney@James WoodrichThere are still cash flow and appreciation plays in Minneapolis- I bought 7, 2-4 unit properties last year so it hasn't dried up. 

@Noah LevensonIf I can rephrase your question, you want to know if you should build up your dry powder for a REI or continue to DCA in the stock market?

I'm sure people have also told you "It's impossible to get deals from the MLS, they've all dried up!"

How much should I charge per load to wash and to dry?