All, I know the tax implications and aware of other options such as loan but what I wanted to know if anyone has taken the bold move to actually do this and how did you come to the decision.

be bold when the opportunity arises and keep learning all along the way. 

Pretty bold claim.Or even find deals in Tacoma?

But frequently in business disputes the participants aren't black and white, but both parties are shaded with some hue of gray.

Maybe your boss should pony up for a trip to a real estate marketing seminar.My best advice to you is to try to be bold and different and to speak directly to the problem.

"fortune favours the bold"" as they say I believe if you know what you are doing and have the right people on the ground, buy distressed, below market value properties you are on a winner.

But then again, I tell investors up front and I will put it in bold "if you are looking to sell in less then 7 years, I am not the person for you."

Hi Everyone (Don't know why this is bold)  I sent this out once or twice in a link, but wanted to see if it was easier to read just printed in text.

It was a really bold move and I was very proud of her.

There are probably a lot "smarter" options out there, but I had studied and saved long enough... so I went bold with my strategy when I found a property I could NOT refuse.