Paying close attention to the next elections for sure

Unless your uncle is the president of the bank, this offer is never going to go anywhere, but in the circular file.

Do you want your success tied to perfectly managing the behaviors of a group prone to making bad choices, are more economically challenge, are educationally challenged, and opportunity challenged all in an area the economic development community has elected not to invest in either?

I wish it was things won't pick up here for about another year or longer depends all on the price of oil and who becomes President..I would love to try New York ...Any suggestions of where I would start there?

However, arbitration is almost always presided over by a retired judge

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We have low inventory issues - foreign cash buyers - a rising economy & low interest rates with a pro-property president - having said that the norm of 7 year bull and 7 year bust cycles has already been jinxed & there are still newer local markets in some states where appreciation is on the up due to good schools - demand vs supply & high median income.

So short term, you won't see a ton of great deals, but depending on how long this lasts, along with an election season this year, I believe you will see more people pulling out and opportunity for you to pick up some great deals.

I will continue to look for some value plays, but am very curious to see what will happen this winter and especially next winter leading up to the 2020 elections...the end of a 10-year run paired with a heated election.

(And I'll second @Adam M. on Robinhood -- great choice for low-cost stock investing).Coincidentally, I attended an Online Lending meetup in New York last night, and one of the speakers was Ron Suber, the president of Prosper.