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Joe Legal has a labor complaint and goes to the Labor standards board.

Jpse Illegal has a labor complaint and has to bugger off lest the boss call INS.

Joe Legal has a complaint with his neighbor over zoning calls the city.

Jose Illegal has a complaint with his landlord and sucks it up.

Joe Legal gets a beef with someone calls the cops,
Jose Illegal gets a beef and can’t call the police.

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[quote=streak]Thanks for your insight.
I guess that if I don’t want to be a landlord there is always the REIT option as part of a portfolio including bonds and equity.

We can get up to 6% leaving the money in the bank here which during uncertain times is a viable option.

What do the risk averse folks with cash in the USA do, CDs?[/quote]

Short Term TIPS,

Rates are so poor, cash isnt a bad thing.

Commodities are just awful no dividend stream
and won’t ever have one.

with the excess CRE out there, it’s not a good time
to buy a rental quad unless it’s something you really really really know well.

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[quote=streak]Thanks for your insight.
I guess that if I don’t want to be a landlord there is always the REIT option as part of a portfolio including bonds and equity.

We can get up to 6% leaving the money in the bank here which during uncertain times is a viable option.

What do the risk averse folks with cash in the USA do, CDs?[/quote]

Short Term TIPS,

Rates are so poor, cash isnt a bad thing.

Commodities are just awful no dividend stream
and won’t ever have one.

with the excess CRE out there, it’s not a good time
to buy a rental quad unless it’s something you really really really know well.

[patb]

[quote=streak]Thanks for your insight.
I guess that if I don’t want to be a landlord there is always the REIT option as part of a portfolio including bonds and equity.

We can get up to 6% leaving the money in the bank here which during uncertain times is a viable option.

What do the risk averse folks with cash in the USA do, CDs?[/quote]

Short Term TIPS,

Rates are so poor, cash isnt a bad thing.

Commodities are just awful no dividend stream
and won’t ever have one.

with the excess CRE out there, it’s not a good time
to buy a rental quad unless it’s something you really really really know well.

[patb]

[quote=streak]Thanks for your insight.
I guess that if I don’t want to be a landlord there is always the REIT option as part of a portfolio including bonds and equity.

We can get up to 6% leaving the money in the bank here which during uncertain times is a viable option.

What do the risk averse folks with cash in the USA do, CDs?[/quote]

Short Term TIPS,

Rates are so poor, cash isnt a bad thing.

Commodities are just awful no dividend stream
and won’t ever have one.

with the excess CRE out there, it’s not a good time
to buy a rental quad unless it’s something you really really really know well.

[patb]

[quote=streak]Thanks for your insight.
I guess that if I don’t want to be a landlord there is always the REIT option as part of a portfolio including bonds and equity.

We can get up to 6% leaving the money in the bank here which during uncertain times is a viable option.

What do the risk averse folks with cash in the USA do, CDs?[/quote]

Short Term TIPS,

Rates are so poor, cash isnt a bad thing.

Commodities are just awful no dividend stream
and won’t ever have one.

with the excess CRE out there, it’s not a good time
to buy a rental quad unless it’s something you really really really know well.

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interesting

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interesting

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interesting

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flippers take out of the market fixers.

cosmetically ugly propeties that an owner
can fix up over a decade.

[patb]

flippers take out of the market fixers.

cosmetically ugly propeties that an owner
can fix up over a decade.

[patb]

flippers take out of the market fixers.

cosmetically ugly propeties that an owner
can fix up over a decade.

[patb]

flippers take out of the market fixers.

cosmetically ugly propeties that an owner
can fix up over a decade.

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