Keeping the “team spirit” can be harder when no one is ever actually around - harder to bond.

Also get a termite bond.

@Bruce Woodruff General Contractors must have liability insurance and certain bond requirements met in order to pull New Construction permits.

The 10% cash is deposited into program designated bonded attorney escrow account or escrow agent (both licensed) with the entire deposit amount bonded against loss by a major insurance company.

He was required to post bonds equal to the rent.

And, I think that's a heck of an idea, cutting the withholding tax to put more money in the pockets of working people so they will end up spending it on guns and butter rather than investing it in tax exempt bonds!

There is more to the onslaught than what I have said but you can see how lengthy this gets and I am trying to be brief believe it or not.My best guess as to "why?"

Let's use bonds as an example.

It's not rocket science and you probably have gained much of the knowledge already, the road block is regulatory issues.Look into getting a license, I believe it's much like that for a real estate agent, you'll likely need insurance and a bond.

Stock market is up 20+% ( I didn't see this coming and did not invest here), TBT is up 30% (2x short the treasury bond since May 2012) ( I did see this coming) Single Family homes in my area is up 20% ( did see this coming and invested here).