I've bee working on investing for the last year and have just recently looked into his program.

In DC a number of years back they set up a sting operation on a big investor who was posting tons of bandit signs.

I haven't found much but did find the following. 1) I found a Schwinn Sting Ray bicycle in Good Condition 2) A sewing machine in good condition.

All the more proof that the rich don't ask how much per month, or how much total as neither question is really relevant ***After all the thought I put into the purchase what stings the most is the $2700 sales tax I had to pay Uncle Sam.

Shon welcome to the world of making $$$, and being in some ways an outcast as 80% are still worker bee's and so the system is in some ways designed for them. 

That stings you from a time value standpoint on your taxes but does allow you to report higher current income.

@Dottie Bee- trolley square sounds good for a meet up.

Yes it stings but if it saves the 1031 it might be worth it.

While I have never used JAG I have bee told they might be able to provide legal advise for free.

You buy with a ridiculously good discount because people like you are scared away, you fix it's underlying "scary" issue, and you make a handsome profit.And what exactly do you think a professional company does if they straighten up the floors - they get underneath with a slightly more fancy car jack and do EXACTLY the same thing - but with a stinging invoice.