For me, debt is a tool, but its a sharp one that can injure you if you take too many chances with it. 

Personally, I would rather be poked in the eye with a sharp stick than use Evolve or Vacasa.They are both poor choices for property management.

I believe it can also be damaged with sharp knives.

The bill would reaffirm the Department of the Interior's decision in the face of sharp criticism of the project.The development surrounding the casino is also beginning to take shape.

I do see his sharp tone at times, not really a sociable guy on there and I understand why.

I think I will start watching for posts from @Bill Walston , he seems pretty sharp also.

I suggest a sharp pencil and a calculator.

Sharp guy, been in REI a long time.

If there is something about the property, or your experience with this type of property which makes you confident you can improve those numbers ... through negotiating a lower purchase, improving operational efficiency, or upgrading the finish of the units to demand higher rent (if the area supports it) .... then it may be worth an in-depth analysis.If you have little-to-no experience analysing properties, then the exercise of a detailed analysis will have educational value .... you could even post your analysis and conclusions to BP to receive feedback on the sharpness of your pencil.

@Harrison Sharp Why is it horrible advice?