So there I am with a roll of carpet on my shoulder, spinning in a circle, jumping on one leg trying to get this vicious beast off my other leg.

Like several of you have mentioned, LLC or not is causing me to just about spin in place.

It sounds more like spinning my money around rather than rolling it over.

Out of fear of making the wrong move, some of us (me) end up doing nothing which is the worst possible thing.Questions spinning in my mind:1.

Spinning those ones and twos, here's my birthday song made special for you!!

I get the guy got divorced and pays late but the seller is mainly spinning their wheels.Now it could be a benefit to the seller is you are putting a bunch of money down but I wouldn't do that on a lease option.As for the mortgage is the seller under water in value and what has the title search shown??

Not sure how motivating that guru course was, hope it didn't cost much....I think you said you didn't have money, if I'm wrong we could go on, if you ahve liquid assets to cover any valid creative financing exposure, otherwise I'd suggest you look for something you can spin into a deal.

In total spinning off enough income for one family to live well or 3 families to get by.The father pasted a few years ago and the mother is dieing as I write this.

Same with mold.Or, one of my favorites, make the topic about RE gurus that spin, fluff, decieve and market almsot worthless information and schemes which are not often addressed and look to ways of holding mentors or gurus accountable in the existing legal system.You have a company in your signature, I assume you are starting to invest.

Although slightly different spin).