Articles like this always disappoint me by not adequately addressing the problem of housing and by saying such faulty generalizations from anonymous sources as: "Some say all the “buy and hold” investors are squeezing out the average home shopper".  

Thanks for this article link @Chris Pasternak.  

Check out 2 articles about raising money that I wrote: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/72118-sy...andhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/73373-op...

I remember reading an article you wrote which indicated under 7 days and no substantial services then it'll still be schedule C but not subject to SE tax.

I couldn't find the exact study, but found a PRNewswire article on it.

Check out this excerpt from one article that I recently posted!

or so says this WSJ article ....

I came across this article today.

No problem...The Mortgage Professor has that covered:* COFI, 12MTA, Treasury Bills (12 months and shorter): (0)* Treasury One Year, 6-month CDs, 1-month and 6-month LIBOR: (0.15)* Treasury Two Years: (.040)* Treasury Three Years: (0.65)* Bank Prime Rate: (1.30)Check out the following article to see what the scoring above means:Which ARM Index Is The Best?

He's too modest to plug his own blog, but J Scott has a series of 5 articles on "Building Your House Flipping Team" on his House Flipping Education page - http://www.123flip.com/educationYou may find some of the other posts there useful as well - he spends a ton of time writing and sharing information that others will charge you for!