Id much rather be mixing it up in a BJJ or Muay Thai class then logging miles running.

Originally posted by @Huy Thai:@Tarik Turner on the commercial side?

I have lived in Thailand, China, and South Korea, traveled to 36 countries and can cook authentic Thai food (extra spicy).

Since less people are into owning their own homes, developers have been building these huge complexes with just enough perks to push for rents that most locals won't pay... unless they are either older and do not want the house maintenance costs anymore, or if they are younger buy from the city where moving further out seems like a better rent.Side note: I've dubbed Long Island as the land of illegal apartments.

@DrewSing took me out to Thai Food one time, he recently bought a 5 bedroom fixer in Washington, and the rest is history.

thank you for the contribution @Huy Thai.

I wish it was just a previous generation........it probably stopped being clever around 1975, and yet today every controversy is still dubbed "-gate." 

Youve probably dubbed me "The Question King" by now. ) :D

Time Magazine dubbed him "the best-selling Realtor in America".

Or I thought I read in Thailand that a non-citizen can own a percentage of a property as long as a Thai also owned some percentage of the property as well.