Louis, there's a donkey of a developer that has collected many parcels of land in the worst part of town.

Last month was my worst month ever...three vacancies, (two of those evictions) and two rehabs after the evictions.

Ah, well, I guess at worst case, I end up waiting a few months to get the 20% down in order to purchase the next quad as an investment property.

As in the lowest and most unlikely to be accepted.
I was cleaning up some old emails and came across one that remided me of one.

I put in offers on a lot of HUD houses and in this case I got an email from someone at ...

Thanks for respondingMy worst day as a wholesaler was when I found out the day of closing that the seller had a $100k IRS lien going back 12 years.

People are used to investing with the assumption that 10% annual appreciation will bail out even the worst decisions.

Glenn Espinosa has the numbers for you; use worst case ARV and worst case repairs so that you don't lose money in the deal.

HOA managers/board members sometimes envision the worst, therefore they take action to nip bad behavior early.

In many ways, the gun-grabbers are creating their own worst nightmare by talking about banning guns.

What's the worst thing that could happen, they'd say no and nothing more or the'd say no and counter, they might come back at 185, you counter at 137, don't jump, get to 145 slowly if that's where you are willing to go.