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Jan 28, 2014 10:20 pm
After beginning to invest in real estate in 1985, I left that field in early 2008 when I saw what was being done and have not looked back. It was a good run, but as I look down the street and see vacant houses and houses for rent, I think I made a wise choice.   I am currently looking at a new opportunity out of Hong Kong which can net $1M in 1 year (can come in with less). They suggest starting with $100K but I see one client just came in with $30K   There is a 2 month rollover period, then you can withdraw daily. Looks very promising and I have just received their full contact details to move forward.  
Jan 28, 2014 11:02 pm

PS: Another thought about real estate: Without a doubt, affordable housing and the building of it, were a driving force in creating the US economy from 1950 right up to 2006. But now even with low interest rates and the number of people that would like to have a home, there simply aren’t the jobs or the income to support a thriving housing market.

Did you notice that BlackStone was buying up around 30,000 houses to rent out? To me, that does not indicate a strong housing market.

You only get a strong housing market when people have a job and are comfortable in their situation so that they are willing to sign on the dotted line.

With 92 million Americans out of the work force, they cannot do that. Sad indeed…