J Scott, thank you brother.

This happened in 2001 and because my brother and I never gave up ( was contacted by the seller 9 months ago!

Louis.There was another Flip This House where stuff kept disappearing and Richard and his brother (I think) laid in wait drinking beers waiting for the guys.

Everyone and their brother has been flipping and many people were successful because the recent boom in real estate made failing much more difficult.

Welcome to the club brother...lol :beer: It happens to all of us at some point or another.

I have a listing that I referred to my brother-in-law.

His two brothers are 18 and 21 and want to live in the house.My advice to him was to get out as soon as possible.

I've been fascinated with real estate investing ever since my brother lent me his copy of Rich Dad Poor Dad three years ago.

Anybody that might be opposed to this form of big brother intervention recently passed (regardless if you do business and or live in Massachusetts) can voice their opinion in the following ways:- Contact the House Ways and Means @ http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/h34.htm- Contact the Joint Committee on Financial Services @ http://www.mass.gov/legis/comm/j11.htmAs I see it both as a lending professional & homeowner, we are at a cross-roads---we can either "Speak up" or "forever hold our peace" (and potentially surrender a piece of our freedom and rights of choice).

My brother just graduated from college and now has a good job.