Hey Josh can you still remember the taste of In-N-Out?

Just be warned that if you do not sell the deal and it falls through without a buyer, your Realtor will probably get a very bad taste and not want to tie any more up with you, it is their reputation as well as yours on the line.

Too much for my taste, that is for sure.

The profit amount is way too thin for my taste.

Maybe his company had more ethics or different methods, but he doesn't reveal any of those in the book.In my investing, I want to provide a service to people that they are happy to pay for, or at least aren't left with a bad taste after doing so.

Can't see a JV between Starbucks and McDonalds working now that McD's has a taste of these super caffeinated margins.So when I say "granted them a license" it is tongue in cheek.

Welcome to BP Arron.The post you referenced, from Ian, was a one where the poster (Ian) proclaimed that his expertise would be available for a short time; the reaction to that may be what makes you hesitant.That is a taste of how one can expect things here on the site, if one stoops to tactics that the site's members find distasteful.

HOAs provide some assurance that your neighborood will still appeal to mainstream tastes 10 years from now, at the cost of a small amount of personal freedom.

You should read through the BP bulk REO forum posts to get a taste of how this might turn out.

I then respond to their statements that I have many buyers sending me specific tastes on properties that fit their appetites.