I always smile and applaud them for investing, but I can't help but group them with those who show up at the craps table every night.

Not sure what world you are living in, but 5% of a property's value per year for Capex is the most absurd thing I've ever heard, unless you're buying sub-$50K/unit crap that is just in horrible condition.

If the nature of the customizations would make it difficult/impossible to sell to someone else if/when she craps out, I would definitely pass.

Yes, some of the "deals" will be crap, and some of the wholesalers will be utterly useless.

People don't give a crap about his speeches when they don't have jobs.

Originally posted by J Scott:I know you feel the need to turn this into a partisan issue (I generally do too) You know....I knew this was a load of crap when I first read it but I wasn't quite sure how to vocalize exactly why this was a load of crap.Here's why.

You don't want to get involved with Freddie, Fannie, FHA or any other residential crap.

Servicers would be expected to lower those borrowers' monthly payments to about 31 percent of the borrowers' monthly income.This stuff is such crap.

If you work full time, for minimum wage, at some crap job, and feel like you deserve better and are willing to keep working to get it, GOOD FOR YOU!

It's good that you got the 'crap' charge on the sellers side, from my experience I've always been told what they want to 'NET' so anything outside of that they don't really care about as long as you disclose to them.