I had old Federal pacific breakers adn each apt with a total of 100 amps total for 4 units.

But nobody is saying pacifically what to do first to get a deal.

Obviously I find this confusing; the discounted home that is non TK has older systems (roof, HVAC, Federal Pacific Panels) and is priced 12k under ours is a pass and the homes with all those items updated, new and TK is to expensive.  

Pacific Command, "My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize", to which Admiral Willard replied, "We don't anticipate that happening.

actually i think it was 5:58. time is set to pacific i think. my first move every morning is to roll over and grab my tab to peruse biggerpockets!

My wife has been looking at houses near Fairfield today, unfortunately I am underway out on the Pacific ocean(Coast Guard) so I am basically doing long distance as well.

They were made by a company called Federal Pacific, and they went out of business because they manufactured breakers that only tripped about half the time (actual statistic).

@Sergey Perevalov the company I used was Pacific Valley Homes out of Perris CA.

@Mark RobertsonMark you need to do some research on pacific heights homes in San Francisco - I realize you are from NC and for you $10mil buys a hotel but in Manhattan NY and Pacific Heights/ SF Bay Area $10 mil buys you a decent house with probably no view - these homes have held the best value when the economy pulled back - maybe you should consider getting an 8% in such funds that focus on these areas - the one I mentioned gives you both: cross collateral security blanket and full liquidity - this is not placing the capital you have in one project and waiting for 5 years like apt bldg investing. 

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