It's a pleasure to hear from you.

My pleasure.

"When I remember how many of my private schemes have miscarried; how speculations have failed, agents proved dishonest, marriage been a disappointment; how I did but pauperize the relative I sought to help; how my carefully governed son has turned out worse than most children; how the thing I desperately strove against as a misfortune did me immense good; how while the objects I ardently persued brought me little happiness when gained; most of my pleasures have come from unexpected sources; when I recall these and hosts of like facts, I am struck with the incompetence of my intellect to prescribe for society" ---Herbert Spencer

It's a pleasure to meet you as I am also a newbie to BP family.Look forward to possibly networking and sharing some ideas with you.Much success!

I've had the pleasure of talking to Josh a few times.

Paying $68K for unusable land with a possible market value of $0 to $168K is a risky "investment" for anyone other than a local buyer who plans to use the land for his personal pleasure.

I agree.Yes, I agree that some of the perpetual adders are a waste of time.There truly is a fine line with coming on too strong and being just downright rude.I sell commercial real estate and, if I have a property in a particular area of interest that I see an investor is looking in, I will submit a friend request; however, I will state my intent in the request.If I've been one of those that "annoy" as explained in this post, I am truly sorry.For those of you that I've had the distinct pleasure of working with over the year, I thank you for your patience :roll:

Since you've been so helpful it would be my pleasure repay the favor of your time today by giving you the inside track..

I have not had the pleasure of getting a call like that but I'd take the caller much more serious than the rookie that watched the latest Than Merrill 'live' webinar.

It's not too uncommon to find a student house at $20,000/room purchase price, which will bring in $4,800/room/yr. eg. http://www.kijiji.ca/v-house-for-sale/windsor-area...There are some great property management companies here too that are a pleasure to work with and will make it truly hands-off.