In a panic, you have to offer a high price for the goods. The seller enters into a loss with you a futures contract on the next morning to sell you the same bread, but at an inflated price. You happy to leave the store, and the seller at a loss with a smile on his face counts windfall profits. The next evening, the situation is repeated, but with a different buyer, taking into account the previous price. You may want to visit James Reinhart to increase your knowledge. Myth Five – estate is a profitable and reliable deployment of free capital. This statement is almost beyond doubt, if we disregard the fact that the purchase of this property is carried out on obviously inflated and not always reasonably priced.

And if your "accommodation facilities" includes one-way operation, ie only the investment of money, without the possibility of their return receipt, that such investment will always be a win-win. In If you still enable them to get back, you should be prepared for setbacks. Myth of the sixth – the legalization of income pushes the "shadow" money in the construction market. Quite a fair assumption however, only insofar as that under legalization usually refers to the operation, tens of millions of dollars and are always assumed to follow an early return is "legitimate" money in circulation. Much easier and safer to start new construction (most industrial facilities), which "legitimize" incomparably great capitals, rather than engage in buying hundreds of the apartment, with an unknown period of their treatment and question the very possibility of a refund.