I have no experience, but have spent a considerable amount of time watching numerous televised shows about home flipping, and ive read some on the subject. 

You can learn to add certain clause in addenda or exhibits.

Women tend to be passive and exhibit confidence in business and so they are often taken advantage of, or overlooked.

I.e You would also have to be mad at every hotel that used their nicest property on a television commercial to represent their lackluster properties, or anyone on BP who advocates constantly leveraging property to buy your next property.#3 Atrociously Expensive. is the one that draws the greatest ire, and I'm really not sure why since the entire BP boards existence is predicated on the notion of an industry that specializes in selling at a profit, or servicing for fees.

I practically stopped listening to music and television all together.  

A television show, no matter how popular, is a questionable criterion on which to base your investing decision.  

The popularity of Guru's and the notoriety via television that rehabbing and investing in real estate has gained in the last decade has increased the amount of buyers in the pool, as you suggested.  

In that case it's an exhibit in furtherance of the growth of the relationship, which, by the time our next offering becomes available, will likely pass the test of pre-existing.

@Kris, you're watching too many late night television shows if you conclude "Bail Out Money" is why a bank does or doesn't do anything.

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