"Mr Wonderful" on the Shark Tank said he loves the wedding and funeral business, because people make irrational, illogical decisions, to the detriment of their pocketbook..

He agrees, we have a deal and sign all the paper work on Tuesday afternoon.A day later on Wed. the other buyer text me and offer me my full asking price of $47,500, $6000 profit that I left on the table had I waited one extra day.What would you do?

Here's the situation; the property was purchased by newly wed husband and wife in 95, they divorced nearly 2 years ago and husband kept property but never took her name off property.

She can be as motivated as a camel on wed. but looks like the only option is a short sale.

That was evident this week with the Wed. announcement from the Fed Chairman.But in all of the above listed investments, you are not even the tail wagging the dog, you are a flea on the tail of the dog.

Election ended so we went out Wed night and picked up nearly every election sign in my city.

our condo is only making us money b/c it was a gift from my parents as a wedding present. so we own it free and clear!

If you had expanded, had a wide range of products, deversified so that economic influences like the cost of grease had little effect on your entire inventory, offered wedding cakes, sweet rolls and long johns you may still be in business.

First home: wedding gift, free clear...opened line of credit (Rental)First flip: 100% family, promissory note (rent/sold)Live in flip: conventional 80%(sold)First commercial: 5 yr ARM (rent/selling)Current home: conventional 80%2nd commercial: home equity from first home(rent)2nd flip: investors project, investors $ cash (work in progress)

Yes there is, the one I know of meets the 4th Wed of the month, I dont want to post links so just google WNYREIA and should get you to their page and info.