with a patent atty brother, i have access to a tax atty in his firm and he said the same thing.  

Oh, i forgot to mention, i live with my patents in their house and actually renting the property bought w 1031

Only cost him a million to win that lawsuit after they offered to license the patent to him for free.

That is patently false.

I've been interested in real estate most of my life, but have pursued just about everything else first, including getting a college education, owning businesses, and getting patents for my invention. 

If its simply a plain jane real estate brokerage I don't see anything patently wrong with the name.

This happens pretty much every week in the circles I travel in so to claim that the purchase price is the fair market or intrinsic value from an economic standpoint is patently inaccurate.

At the end of the day, FICO does work well and they modify and patent their math equation, which is secret and proprietary very often.

I have attempted an online startup tech company without success in SF and am currently working on a patent for a pet supply invention, so I'm always looking for new investments and ideas.  

I am still cracking up over here...hahaThanks Derrick,I believe that if your firm with your offers eventually sellers (wholesalers) and Realtors will figure out that you play hard ball and they won't bother mucking you around and trying to pinch pennies.We know our numbers and what we can and can't pay.So its a no BS quick way of either buying or moving onto the next deal.Thanks and feel free to use itDisclaimer: No pending patents on the saying haha