They must be the smartest REI on the planet.If you have any questions on what I stated above, I will explain them to you in greater detail than I can in this format.

For now I am perfectly content to rent half a room, cook meals at home, drive my ****** looking(but great running) '98 Toyota, buy my clothes at thrift stores, and save save save all I can. In

I would think if you pay HOA dues you have a right to review the records.Maybe everything is on the up and up.Maybe the HOA is run by Fat Tony, Don't ever ask me about my business

I'm getting all my ducks in a row and I'm doing all I can in the time I'm not working my W2 job, being a mom, and wife.I'm hitting my max capacity for learning different strategies, hearing tips of the trade, etc. 

Was involved in a sale (as an agent for the seller) and the buyers were clearly lying and tried the "you can't ask that" route and the association called their attorney who responded, "yes, we can". In

I am currently doing a tour overseas, which pretty much put me in educating myself as much as I can in REI.

So after a meeting with a long time client of mine to finalize details on a project.We sat around just chewing the fat for a while and my friend had asked what I had been up to in my RE business, he had known I was in the game so to speak and I guess he was looking for a status report,So I began to explain what I had been doing and mentioned a few deals I was looking at.

For the same amount of money, you can pretty much get twice the house in Tacoma as you can in Seattle.

Its a great strategy you just need to know your ARV when your done with the rehab so there is enough fat in the deal to pull your money out or at least only have a small portion in that you can recoup (ROI or CoC) in the first year. 

That fat ugly girl sitting at the end of the bar starts looking pretty good, after you've had enough drinks.