I don't recognize the company name, but it's possible I'll recognize the name of the individual.. 

Being confident in the numbers and recognizing YOUR strategy allows you to be disciplined in determining how far you’re willing to go in the purchase or sale of a property, realizing of course, that sometimes the best deal is the deal that’s never done.

CREATE  a great deal, leave some equity on the table, advertise it right and the knowledgeable buyer will recognize a great deal and the buyers will come.If you do that, your buyers list will grow along with your cash flow ........I always say, "Buy Low, Sell Low and do it Often!"

Kudos to you for recognizing that need and welcome aboard to Bigger Pockets.  

Hi @Kyle Vandever It is very smart of you to analyze a few deals every day, as it will help to recognize a true deal when it presents itself.  

The reason is often cited from judges ruling on the enforcement of those instruments has to do with recognizing that the buyer/borrower is actually earning equity and is granted a greater level of interest in the real property than that of a typical renter.  

Disregarded entity basically means that for tax purposes, the IRS doesn't really recognize your entity.  

Somebody commented on one of my earlier post that they could recognize their style of rehabbing easily and to tell you the truth I thought that person was crazy for saying that, I mean how could they know who rehabbed the property?

I have never participated in that type of deal so I don't know how to recognize when that is the case--I just make it a policy to pass on those notes. 

They moved out in the middle of the night in month 11, leaving dog poop all over the carpeting.Part of it is probably laziness, part is probably not wanting to interact with the landlord, and part of it is that they don't have the skills to recognize what will become a bigger issue if left alone.