The yorkie(the young girl reached through the fence and pulled on my dogs hair and she snapped).

In my experience, if you're a "guru" and you don't have gray hair or a shiny smooth head, there's something wrong.

I was walking through a house I am trying to sell on a lease purchase and I noticed some trash on the floor. when i reached down to pick it up I noticed what looked at first to be a long piece of hair on the tile floor in the kitchen.

In all reality, most of the so called deals are comming into the scrunity hairs of the SEC as if you form a business and get people to loan you money based upon what you can do to return their investment in XXX period of time this is considered a perspective and only family can do this without the proper paperwork.

I might dispute the depreciation... but that is splitting hairs...

Seeing as I wouldn't be down there until Jan-Feb 2011, I wouldn't be in your hair much anyway!

Incentives to the buyer to get them to work with a reasonable lender are worth saving the grey hair.

Nathan Gesner Thanks for sharing, and nice hair cut.

While it was done for decades, only now do they split these hairs to crack down on the investor stratigies.

Every get rich quick hair brained scheme out there.When you become a commercial broker or investor one thing will be perfectly clear.TIME IS MONEYWhen working with investors I look at how out there the plan is.The more imaginative the plan the more things can go wrong and the more chances for failure.So when you only get paid when you close you look at probability and percentages like a hawk.I have many listings mainly in the Multifamily and Retail sectors.I do work with a small group of investors.Since most of my time is spent marketing my clients listings I only work with the most qualified investors.If you have money provided by proof of funds valid within the last 30 days AND you are realistic to the market then a broker might work with you.If you have NO to LITTLE money relative to what you want to buy and NO experience then you don't bring much value to the table.