I've always heard it when describing buildings, but I never heard it used to describe an area until I joined BP.Class A is for premier tenants.

Have your questions well thought out, do your homework, have a draft of what you want, do not try to use legal jargon, just use plain English. 

I graduated with my B.A. in English and a certificate in IT.

So I make that statement.Genereally speaking though 2% rule in Turnkey is rougher areas usually.. and you will see that the premier TK companies like a Memphis invest or what Curt Davis does in Memphis as well they won't have anything to do with selling 2% they know the risks.

The property I'm looking at is in one of the premier South Eastern cities (Call it Charleston, Savannah, etc.) and situated right on the fringe of two large-scale development projects that will transform the area (including 300 new residential apts).

This particular area is not one of the premier neighborhoods of Austin.

I also got a call from a woman that spoke broken English and I could hear a little kid hollering in the background.

Originally posted by Larry Robinson:... if the investor group puts down 30% and finances the remaining 70% with a bank loan what would you suggest as far as equity ...For me as foreigner and not enough english skills is this question clearly.Lets just say property price is $10 million and there 6 investors with $500k each.

This was an article I found online but it was a SPAM ARTICLE which means it was written by someone likely overseas who doesn't speak English.

(is that proper English?)