I do qualify for conventional financing, I just have a bad taste in my mouth dealing with conventional lending.

Now I've got my taste of flipping and the equity that can be built, I want to do it again!  

We learned a lot during the first year and learned how to get burned and with that taste in our mouth we knew we had to do things differently.

I read some of david Bachs books a few years back and loved it, and now that I am just starting out I am reading Rich dad, to kind of get a taste for everything, so maybe a more real estate specific book next?

I can figure there is some creativity to it or maybe you just have to look at a bunch of houses to get a taste of how to model your design.

It is an absolute must to go hiking at garden of the gods, wine tasting trail, and watch SIUC womens Volleyball.

But be careful not to over improve either, if you have expensive taste try to keep in in check, a slightly used $400 refrigerator keeps food just as cold as a $1,500 one.

You first need a lemonade recipe, then practice making it so the product tastes like something people will pay for.

And the way your tastes run, I don't have confidence that you'll make the right INVESTMENT buying decisions - with all that lovely cash just waiting to be spent - and, a "we deserve to indulge in a luxury lifestyle" philosophy wooing you all the time.Am I being harsh?

It's all food for thought that you can apply to your life in some format.I read it and personally thought it sucked, but I have a lifetime of building and owning businesses, so I think that was the leading factor as it was to thin for my taste.