I live in Queens, NY and I've been on the site for just a couple of weeks now, and I find it to be the best thing since sliced bread!

Not suggesting you not see your attorney, you should as your "point man" going through the process.

He was also cutting on the countertops without a cutting board creating those ugly slice marks!!

Keep fishing for a truly motivated seller willing to slice you off some equity for your troubles.

For any particular property in any particular year, you may do somewhat better or quite a bit worse.You can also earn a slice of that 50% if you do the management and minor maintenance yourself.

Since welfare is a relatively small slice of the revenue pie, and since not all welfare recipients are scammers, I would argue that there is a disproportionate emphasis placed on the welfare issue.

Rentals are only a small slice of RE investing, and that's only a slice of all my investments.

Dramatically overpaying for a property like this is a bad investment no matter how you slice it.

You might be able to slice off a little of that overpayment as a fee.

I told the waiter and he brought a plate with one piece of onion one string of a slice, a tomato missing the center, half a pickle and two inches of a lettuce stem.