TV commercials and shows are constantly portraying women as being intelligent and efficient while men are shown as lazy, clueless buffoons.

You WILL make mistakes, but in my opinion if you are buying an appreciating asset and adding value, you're more than likely going to come out ahead in the long run if you make a good effort to do it intelligently.

Once and Eagle by Anton MeyerThe Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham With the Old Breed by E.B.

This will be tough, I am leaving out LOTS of folks as I am bad with names:@Marcia Maynard, an incredibly intelligent and kind lady, knows so much more about ADA issues and companion and service animal issues.

My arguments again may sound cocky but I'm not cocky, just trying to convince investors that opportunities exist and trying to believe in my ability to exploit those opportunities intelligently.1.

Any intelligent, savvy agent who is actually out to make a living is going to file you under 'forget it' until you come up with a proof of funds.

I am spending time evaluating each and every deal, and making an intelligent offer, based on sold/pending comps in the area, as well as, an estimated rehab cost, based on what I know about the area.As I said, we don't need to go "under contract", and spend a lot of time.

NOTE: "FFF" is not actually an acronym in this usage, I was just trying to appear intelligent.

Either way you both avoid taxes - pretty good deal.Buying the property for an artificially low amount to avoid taxes would be considered tax evasion and is illegal.

I am co-founder of a startup developing Artificial intelligence based monitoring tech to constantly watch out for any issues either with tenants or maintenance issues.