No because with technology you can hop online, shop for deals, & see/book vacations yourself.Well with realtor.com and zillow, trulia, etc.......I can hop on and check out all the available listings for myself.

Reading hours of articles and forums i really cant decide or forecast should i invest in another strip mall that fits my budget with a good turnover or due to online shopping it would be too much risk to end up with several strip malls in 10 years. 

Really, when we can predict traffic, weather, health and provide users with a personalized experience starting from movie watching and online shopping, we shouldn't be depending on 50% rule.

But I hear malls are going out of style in the age of online shopping. 

ALSO NO ONLINE SHOPPING UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, this was my vice., it was difficult to curb my habit.... its still a struggle to this day..lolStep 3, Look at how much you are making each month, if you think you can make more money look for a higher paying job, or a part time gig that can help you save more money. 

The Roofstock marketplace is like any other online shopping, so it is easy to take a look at a lot of properties quickly.Cons It's really hard to find any deals that are, in my opinion, worth buying.

It's not so simple as for someone with a home bookkeeping service or handmade jewelry online shop, is it?

Because online shopping services like Amazon, which store consumer information, are using very strict verification processes, such as sending a text message, or a code to an email address before one can change/update anything.While this method may be a great way to may prevent fraud. it can also bring havoc to someone who may have changed cell phone number and/or email address several times since the first time they set up their account with Amazon, eBay, and so forth.Another scenario could be that the person who moved away is staying with someone who cannot place them on the mailing address, as it may cause an issue with the person they moved in with. 

Local deals done through REIAs, relationships with local banks, long distance relationships with your own personal contacts, online shops like Peerstreet?

What was peculiar was that everything that was deducted had an accompanying receipt except for the blinds which had a copy of a Home Depot online shopping cart for blinds that hadn't actually been purchased that was printed yesterday which makes it seem like an afterthought.