But I guess one more Twitter IPO or another 30% rise in Hang Seng can mean another 50% rise in property prices - what do I know.

No formal pitches or anything, just friends and future friends hanging out.

Could be another bank, Fannie or Freddie, or some wall street company.What's owed is irrelevant because all that is in the past.

We hardly see each other, and not knowing them means we are polite-- but don't see each other or hang out with each other like friends do, thus not getting on each other's nerves or expecting "friend rules" to apply.I want all rooms occupied because it means more money.

Once you get the hang of it, fly by yourself.Go to a local RE Club meeting and once you find someone who has experience get to know them, ask them if you could call them for advice from time to time.

The hoops to jump through for this are many and complicated, so for most people it's not worth it, but I point this out to show that there is some wiggle room in retirement plans and the restricted transaction code shouldn't deter anyone from using real estate in a 401K.As I've said before: "Don't occupy Wall Street, Escape Wall Street!

Also ask about putting a electric heater Baseboard or Wall with a thermostat that is locked onto 65 whatever the legal heat limit is or at least has the inability to be shutoff.

She seems ok with this and we hang up.

Just steel walls and roofs on a concrete slab where people come and use a kiosk to rent a unit.

Welcome MartinI have been a BP fan for years and am based in Madrid Spain, so there are a few of us "foreigners" hanging around!