I've been in the RE profession for awhile, but with all that hard work, I have a dirty little secret that I've been quite ashamed of and I think its time to get it off my chest.  

What a shame…I reached out to him.  

Boo hoo, the article said, isn't it a shame this couple is losing their house. 

I think they shouldn't be ashamed or want to hide their name when posting.

It would be a shame if the tennant happened to crank up his stero with death metal playing when he left for work at 1130pm and "forgot" to turn it off until he came home.

As I mentioned before, there is much more to the story and I believe you would be ashamed for being so judgmental if you did know the entire story.

The woman knew early USSR culture first-hand, and was not at all ashamed to expose it and its obvious hypocrisies.

You want to find people that either can not afford a realtor and/or are too ashamed to hire one because of the condition of the property.

(the money is just a bonus) I'm not ashamed to admit I don't have the idea for the next Facebook, but we can all continually learn and grow as men not only in our personally lives but also in business.

Feeding one company you own with funds from another company you own in an audit may be considered a sham transaction by the IRS and cause more problems than you think especially loading more expenses from the RE LLC.