BP investors are out on the cutting edge of purchasing, so I thought that I would ask CA investors about the extent to which you anticipate that this law will impact your purchasing in 2013?

As I anticipated, no one has actually answered my question, so I thought I would be a bit more specific.From what I can glean, B-Corps were created specifically to provide a vehicle for private foundations to allocate their funds to assets that generated revenue, but whose primary purpose was not profit.

I've been anticipating this moment for a long time.

But after looking into it, it was much harder than I had anticipated, it was something like 2,000 hours of apprenticeship, hardly worth the time and effort and costs for doing a few deals.

Those issues are more known and more easily anticipated and quantified than trying to guess where things in a new construction were overlooked, shortcutted, etc.

I'm using hard money to close because I wasn't anticipating purchasing this, and plan to cash out with a commercial product this year.

this is definitely a lot harder than I anticipated. getting started is the hardest thing in the world. wholesaling is too saturated, buy and rehab take the knowledge of a brain surgeon, creative financing requires this and that. and someone is willing to "share their unknown secret" all for $97.

We all take some pride in what we take down as a deal, I've done my share thinking I got a heck of a deal and 2 years later finding it wasn't as great as anticipated, success often lies in not losing with a decent return if you get enough of them.

It took about a month longer than anticipated, but I did a lot of the work myself.

If you smell something funny then you could anticipate major rehabs on the units you didn't see so that you have that price point already agreed upon prior to inspection.