I have done this on rare occasions when I had maintenance work that needed to be done and the tenant had those skills.

I have heard folks say on several different occasions that they submit a repair cost estimate with their offer.

Having worked on properties that size on plenty of occasions I can tell you that there is not much opportunity for the manager to do much else.

One of them has been known to trip on occasion and I never really paid much attention to it.

I must admit that I do have these pipe dreams of 5% - 10% on occasion, but contrary to what Gordon Gekko preaches, greed isn't good.

She also asks me if my feet ever "feel spongy" and she sure hates it that hers do now.She seems to have no family, I have spoke with her Power of Attorney on one occasion and she seemed shocked that I thought she should either move downstairs or out of the building.What should I do in this situation where it is clearly not safe for her to be living on the second floor?

Bill GulleyIt is a commercial loan because we borrow the money to do short term and long term real estate in a business.I do introduce my patients to each other on certain occasions.

On some rare occasions, I've come across properties that have a HUGE annual tax bill relative to the property's value (e.g. - a $10,000 property with a tax bill of $1,000).

On two occasions I have had sellers try and take another contract after they signed with me.

If you have to break through the roof or make an addition to the building the costs escalate tremendously.I had an occasion where I was building a new house from scratch at the exact same time as doing an extensive remodeling more than doubling the original size of another house and having additions on 2 sides and the rear.