
22 August 2005 | 2 replies
Even making substantial improvements to the landscaping - just b/c we live here and wanted to love where we live.Until the last couple months - we had a GREAT relationship with the landlord.

1 November 2005 | 14 replies
I'm still very small time but getting there. just wanted to offer this small back ground because it helped me substantially when i bought my first house.i should point something out... credit cards can be dangerous for some .... i used mine maybe ONCE a month. by a new hat OR video game, OR DVD, or 1 other thing that is cheap. when the $25 bill came in, i paid it off every month. don't put your trip to vegas on this card for your senior trip :protest:

20 December 2006 | 4 replies
Just telling someone that they can save/profit a substantial amount does not cut it.

27 August 2009 | 19 replies
My wife made me purchase a substantial life insurance policy (term) to pay a significant portion of the estate taxes that will be due.

24 March 2006 | 1 reply
My overall goal is to have substantial property when I get out of the Navy.

16 January 2008 | 27 replies
But Jeremy,If you do answer the question here, then everybody thatreads these boards can learn.We're here to learn.Also, if you do write a substantial piece, you can turnit into a pdf file and offer it on your own website likeyou see Josh doing here (on the left column).Over time you would build up quite a bit of info andthat can only be good for your business.

8 May 2006 | 2 replies
We went to write the offer for $63k, and the bank had already accepted someone else's offer which was 'substantially higher than the list price.'

26 June 2006 | 3 replies
I just found this site and hope to meet many like minded individuals.If any of you are looking for investments into new development projects with substantial returns (Investing wholesale, ROI from retail) in Nevada I would welcome a discussion.

1 August 2006 | 8 replies
I understand what a "regular" option is, like a lease-option for example, in which I would be required to put down a substantial sum, like thousands of dollars, and that that money is non-refundable, and that I would also be expecting the house to appreciate in value as I bought it for close to market value.