It’s a shame because there’s a ton of vacant properties that are just falling apart.

It's always struck me as a shame - it would need to be taken down to the studs, of course, but it's a corner rowhome in a solid, up-and-coming neighborhood. 

I'm not saying to start out a conversation with the amount of money your making but if it comes up don't be ashamed of it. 

I've always been interested in real estate and have looked at investment properties on and off for years (viewing about a dozen, almost making an offer on a few, actually making an offer on one) but without any real guidance I just never felt right about taking the leap (which is a shame).

The Board of Supervisors punted this one and should be ashamed, but I have a feeling either it will be over turned on appeal or settled out of court.

I imagine it would be unethical for an agent to ask someone to make a sham offer, but you can always get offers and saying "we have other offers" says nothing about how good they are.

I'd also recommend connecting with an investor friendly lender such as @Ham Merritt to build a financing game plan with actionable steps to set you up for success.Your positive action combined with positive thinking results in success.

Expires after 2025.It's a shame the House's version didn't pass with a 25% pass through tax rate.

Bandit signs are illegal and anyone putting them out should be ashamed!

Would be great if we could drag Seed for Capital out into the open for a shame and blaim.