He had dozens of showings, but the offers were low due to the problems- everyone knew it wouldn't finance in the condition it was in, even though the repairs were a nothing burger.

According to my mother, on the day I graduated summa cum laude and having won the department prize, my brother remarked, "He'd be better off flipping burgers."

Again I'm talking about the people who did it the right way, not the subprime people working at burger king buying $400k homes in gated neighborhoods...which you can still trace back to the realtors, you know first contact , when you go show a $400k house you should know what that person does for a living and advised from there.I know it seems like im beating on realtors but I'm a investor who got into this to make money and help people, and I can you I have sat in many living rooms with homeowners needing to sale fast and I always ask why did you buy this home and it's always the same answer, "we wanted to live in this neighborhood and our Realtor told us we were getting a good deal and the bank assured us our payments would be x amount and not a penny more.

Tom, we were in the intelligence arena during the same period.My first job was as a fry cook at a burger stand, got fired for having a food fight with my cousin, well, I was 15, lol.I worked in resturants dishwasher to cook.

Though I've enjoyed an In N Out burger with Tim on more than one occasion.

Attended a few meetings and all they talked about was the head cheese catching an arrow blindfolded on a TV show.

Well, being me, I walked in and spoke to the head cheese, explained my experience and transactions done, he said "Bill, you can do anything you want to do"!

I don't see McDonald's offering to train Burger King's employees or managers!

We'll get a burger when you get here.

(Note, while the green area appears homogeneous, it actually looks more like Swiss cheese.)Hengky, I hope the above helped.