It is also worth considering investing in the business, perhaps with partners or venture capitalists, especially if you are willing to add value and take on a role in the development of the project.

I just don't see people abandoning their homes even with job layoffs. . . .I knew someone who lost her job as a software engineer after the dot-com bubble burst and wasn't able to find another one (the job market shrank quite a bit after the venture capitalists scaled back).

Way to many barriers to entry for true capitalist's.

As a fan of RK, and being a capitalist myself, I have to admit one must maintain a healthy dose of skepticism when a capitalist lays out a strong or controversial position on a topic, then works in a product or service to sell you that coincides with that position (much like when a socialist makes the argument that centralized power, under their control, is for your own good).  

Look, y'all know that I am the biggest Capitalist Ahole on here (sometimes :-) always ranting about "you gotta run this like a business, this ain't no stinkin' charity!"

I have access to all the MS Real Estate students, venture capitalists, attorneys to look over business plans, etc.  

The us is a capitalist society.

.: We are killing capitalism....Now, the banks want to make flipping illegal cos they are losing money.Banks generating sale contracts with language restricting resale is not in any way anti-capitalistic.

And realtor training and continuing education PREYS on that naïveté as capitalists are supposed to.

Being a good capitalist robber baron means exploiting the most you can out of every resource and damn the communal cost.