If I was your Lender, I'd want to see that your OTHER savings were in the same sort of league.

I find most often those of Ivy League are very familiar with the area, why you say as it is not in a major metro-plex, because we have one of the top universities on planet earth here, and we have a top state university that has more foreign nationals going to school here then I dare to venture a count, it's a lot, and another major university.

I'd be seriously tempted to do this myself, I just figure it's way above my league as someone with zero experience in real estate and/or the hotel industry.I am guessing this could be where I'm getting things wrong -1.

Jupiter and West Palm have lots of activities.The Washington Nationals and Huston Astros have a new minor league park in West Palm (45th and Military) and the St.

I like to play computer games WAY to much (league of Legends!) 

Not to alarm anyone needlessly, I was listening to an Ivy League Dr. recently and he said, here is the basic math coming, 40% to 60% of population will get the virus and millions will die from it.

Bob Dobbs (Trustee of the Land Rescue League Trust, investor and "well-seasoned", licensed Florida real estate professional.)

This is absolutely minor league stuff, but it is not easy Agreed, hitting a homerun your first plate appearance is certainly not going to happen all that often, though I don't see anyone here claiming that.

This was the big leagues where an SEC attorney was crucial for building our investment opportunity and with this investment, we(the big fish) left our pond, already too small, and entered much larger waters.Our little Valkere team was growing as well.

They have an ivy league college (vassar) as well as one of the best SUNY colleges in the state, Marist.