What happens if you don't make an investment and that additional $1,500 goes to buying the bigger house, new car, larger TV... oh and then all of a sudden you're back up to $60k in debt without an investment property... oops

When there are no jobs the economy will have to change its going to be a dramatic and rather Sudden Change in the next 15 to 20 years.

All of a sudden, funding is back in place, and now the contractor is busy.

I didn't expect my contractor to all of a sudden steal my money and then some.

I decided to pull over in a restaurant on my drive halfway back home to Virginia to wait for the contract to come in, and boom, I get a Zillow app alert that the property I had agreed to buy from this guy suddenly hit the MLS $50k over our agreed to price.

The real interesting thing that might come is people with an ARM, and if we hit another foreclosure wave because people all of a sudden can't pay a higher rate.

Suddenly they were asking me questions, and at least understood that there was a different level to the game.

Chicopee is thriving @Justin Reed, inventory is extremely low but there has been a surge in buying; specifically 2-3 families.

Suddenly you will find out the tenant has poor credit and the utility will require a $500 deposit to open the account.

Whereas, with property, you’ve got potential appreciation (same concept as a surging market in stocks) but you might also earn cash flow, tax benefits, equity gain on your collateral, and...experience.