@David Krulac   we normally can't pave in Dec or Jan.. as it has to be 40 and rising.precip is our problem... soft spots on the first roll out etc etc. but we are getting there.Might have an offer coming in from Lennar or Horton... and or both... if we can take a nice profit in one transaction we will move it and go to the next one..

The debt ceiling, the EU, greece, the latest soft patch, etc.

I'll pull together a nice business portfolio and brush up my resume.

The human in me applaud's you for your ethics but , the business man in me wants to slap you very softly lol..only because, if you had bought those properties for more money and they were not paid for ..would you then raise the rents to iindustry standard minus the discount for being on time .. ?

You are too soft to handle tenants directly.

Take a soft approach when contacting the owners and expect 90% of them to tell you they're not sellers.

Maybe I have a soft spot in my heart for him because he adopted a rescue dog with one eye.

You can go back with a brush and touch up the edges when you're done.As far as how long a paint job lasts, I've never painted the outside of the same house twice.

The financials and projected income and expense, because you don't know what you don't knowIn addition, all the soft costs for closing are more expensive for commercial.

The PIMCO founders are very smart folks, but I don't think they're very qualified to paint real estate with as broad of a brush as they've done.