So I have a couple fond memories of Louisville. 

If the property met my criteria and the owner was not fond of the idea, I planned on following up with a personable hand-written letter.Thanks again for viewing! 

I hung out and played music with a band from Greentown at Ball State about 20 years ago or so...Jason was the guys name, can't remember his last name...wow...fond memories.From the sounds of it my wife and I have a lot in common with you guys, when it comes to REI.

I'm particularly fond of the older casts, they lack some of the flare of the new ones, but the information is great.

He knows he missed that boat & apparently is fond of missing boats....Anyway, our thinking is we walk away from this.

Mine is $100 based on financing for 15 year terms (will not get into 15-30 year discussionas I know people are not fond of 15 year but when my rate is 2.625% I would rather sacrifice cash flow now to have long term growth by having property paid off in 15 years)

Well I have always been fond of real estate because my dad was a property manger and both my parents love the idea of remodeling.

Since the lending industry right now doesn't look too fondly on the self-employed and the days of creative loans based on stated income are over, we're trying to come up with some new strategies to be able to continue real estate investing without leveraging the way we used to.

I’ve been doing everything I can to keep the credit history clean, but I don’t know how to accelerate building credit in any way besides not investing which I am not fond of.

Don’t consider these to be personal recommendations as I’m not very fond of property management companies at all.