As this money circulates, it's going to find its way into markets and get spent.

The best time to invest is when there's blood on the street.

I come from an investor family, so it was in my blood and I knew it was the path I wanted to take.

This is a big problem and will amount to blood in the streets as landlords will have to stop paying their mortgages too.

I have been tasked with assisting in several cases of elevated lead blood level findings, specifically dealing with the Ohio Dept of Health and handling abatement of the properties before they are hauled into court and condemned.

An example of a genetic disease in U.S. black people, which can cause them to spend money, in dealing with it, is sickle-cell anemia, in which red-blood cells elongate in the blood-flow vessels.

@Deisy P if i can self-manage a duplex in a C neighborhood for 17 years (through tears,blood and sweat), as a single, Black, deaf woman. 

Since the economy is and has been shut down, nothing of commensurate value has been produced to offset or provide value to support the extra dollars about to be put into circulation.

And I mean like reading/following basic prompts.Seriously… WTFIt still mesmerizes me to this day how many people are just plain ignorant when it comes to doing due diligence.I mean guys, we are talking about someones life savings here.Money that took years of blood, sweat and tears to earn/save.Get serious and do you research.You need to know what you want.You need to have confidence in your decision making.If you don’t know what you want, don’t expect someone else to tell you what you should want.

I was using my marketing software to purchase lots of discounted properties instead of really figuring out how to truly help the sellers.Lesson Learned: I learned the hard way that your mission statement shouldn’t be a plack on the wall, it should be the blood that moves your company.