Capital expense timing matters a lot when your equity is weighted at 18% plus.

I dont advertise this very much because most people (no offense to anyone in here intended) dont understand it, but our company moves securitized real estate at a small discount with rated weighted average returns.Now I dont know if you can pull off the required capital, but for example we source investors for two of our sources that sell rated loan pools.

Sorry… Before now, I didn’t realize you were speaking about Tim’s post… (Maybe I read incorrectly)I thought you were replying to the original message in this thread… And you were commenting about a $10 consideration… That doing that is not “real investing” or is a ”one time" story… May or may not hold weight ($10 consideration) if challenged… but it is done all the time.We are both right… we are just talking about different things.

Not all strategies work at the same time.If you are making offers then follow up. Keep

Then, hold on to the property, puff it up, keep A1 tenant and sell in two years making part of the deal tax free.

And thank you very much donflips for the heads up, keep it biggerpockets........

Oil and similar products are good because they have a high energy density, so the amount of energy you get out of a small volume and light weight is very high.

That almanac was worth it's weight in gold.Sounds like I've got another business idea.....

Cash is the best (and IMO only) way to buy a house.No loan costsNo jacking around with qualifiyingNo interest costsLower closing costsNo junk feesWhen you write the kind of offers that I have for the past 15 or so years, you've got some real weight behind you.

WInter time is when lifters gain their weight.