In other words, they all approached me with the information and none of them had spoken to the others about what they thought they heard.The thing that made my hair stand up on end was the day I had a bathroom tiled.

It will bring up all the hair in the drain.

If the hair on the back of your neck stands up, well...you know what to do.

There is a chart on this in Geltner's CRE finance book.

1st quarter '06 lenders price is higher than owners, now it's almost half here in Maricopa county:http://www.netvaluecentral.com/Charts/chart2.jpghmmmm I wonder when the tables turned in this chart :roll: :http://www.netvaluecentral.com/Charts/chart1.jpg

The address book is also being a bit buggy.Sorry folks . . . now if I can only stop pulling my hair out long enough to get back on track . . .

I use quickbooks and would be happy to share my chart of accounts and systems with you.

The moving average indicates that on average you can pick up a contract for 50% of the original asking price on day 175 and according to the pie chart that will represent an opportunity of roughly 8% of properties sold by HUD.

it takes some Kahuna's and a lot of cash.if we want title insurance 48 to 72 hours. if there is no hair on the deal.I think the major difference from us West coast guys and a lot of you East coast guys is your so dependent on Attorneys we do NOT use attorneys at all unless we are doing multi million dollar deals that are very complicated. 

That may not be as important to you as a contractor.I'm also now strongly considering focusing on Notes and having rentals only incidentally so that muddies the waters some with potentially a completely differnt chart of accounts running simultaneously with the rentals.You may be interested in the somewhat in-depth but not very polished feature comparison I did for 16 accounting platforms and 37 Property Management platforms.