I read this article on my local business Journal http://www.delawarebusinesstimes.com/charitable-gi...If you know anyone looking to unload an unwanted property please have them reach out to me.

I advertise very minimally now, and that is because I pounded the pavement years ago, built a network by forging relationships.

You need to bring microlife to the soil to have it hold more moisture and to deal with the current soil condition.Get red wrigglers, about 4 pounds, as well as about 20 gallons of worm tea.Prewater the entire yard to a damp, moist condition, and add the worms and then the worm tea after it starts drying, but while the soil is still damp.This will carry the microlife as well as the moisture deep into the soil and preaerate your soil.After this, THEN plant your sod.

It tests the strength of a relationship between two variables, no matter if you’re measuring inches, pounds, housing prices, or forum votes.

As my wife says "in by the foot, out by the pound".

The actual return of a 10K investments spread over two hundred 50 pound loans is a matter of the statistical default rate.( In fact the model is better because there is collateral as opposed to the unsecured loans on the Prosper and Lending Club models.)Unfortunately from what I understand US investors are currently not allowed to invest in the UK (hope the links work from the US)- but perhaps there is something to be learnt from the model ?

As with anything real estate related there are always deals for those that can pound the pavementMarket is probably akin to what you see in Denver.. with hot areas having bidding wars and a little out in the burbs very active.

im sure if you find a good property broker in uk they will take you through the procedures step by step, Im surprised not more investors are looking at the UK considering the weak pound to the dollar, i can help connect you to a property broker if you wish just pm me

Investors will always need reliable, smart agents to pound the pavement.

At least he didn't tell you to pound sand so, either way there should be a better price and hopefully a good exit for the seller too.