But I would prefer the choice of following someone and having them as a colleague and/or sending them PMs as opposed to being forced to have to follow them as well.

I have very little choices here.Mostly FHA loans people with no money down.Take it or sit on it.

Drew,I have no choice but to call you out on this one, if for anything else, doing an extremely poor job:Lets me share a couple of links to prove my point.http://www.zillow.com/advice-thread/should-agents-be-required/217187/http://www.zillow.com/advice-thread/Should-Zillow-management-start-enforcing-their-Good-Neighbor-Policy/217146/http://www.zillow.com/advice-thread/Zillow-welcomes-Harrison-Painter/216013/http://www.zillow.com/advice-thread/Five-Reasons-Not-to-Buy-a-Home-This-Year/198421/You will see a trend of attacks.

Looks like another great milestone to cross . . .Thanks as always, for helping one another out, for sharing your stories, and of course, for making BiggerPockets your real estate forum of choice.

I thought you were referring to holding "cash" in a currency of your choice rather than currency trading.

Check out his "Investment versus Loan Payoff -- A Scenario " http://www.hughchou.org/calc/payoff_v_borrow.cgiThis form allows you to compare what would happen if you took one of two choices with a big chunk of cash you have -- paying off your mortgage, or investing it instead.

Unless you ask the IRS to tax your LLC as an S-Corp, an LLC isn't recognized for tax purposes.It's general consensus that it's beneficial to do your rehabs out of your Corp and keep your rentals in an LLC or multiple LLC's.

I am looking at a couple different strategies and would like to get everyone’s perspective on which would be the most beneficial or which one you would pursue.

Jeff: I just did a background check on the VRBO and it seems like it would be quite beneficial to post there.

Monti Cristo #4 is my choice of Cigar