I won't even think about ask for such a deep discount.

She successfully predicted the crash and she was saying 6 months ago that municipalities are in deep trouble - hello Detroit.Now she is predicting that it's going to be "neighbor vs. neighbor.

I expose a few of the high rollers with deep pockets here in Dallas, and they have not been back, and I spoke loud enough that everyone could hear me and told the auctioneer that I would monitor the auction to make sure everyone is on the level and then said to let the auction begin.

If it gets too deep on your own you could always try to pull them in to help out.No legal advice.

I am looking at my first real "commercial" apartment building and like most things I'm starting off small... 6 unit building, I own a 4 plex, 3 duplexes and several SFH's, so I'm not totally new to the game, but all the previous properties I bought at deep deep discounts, all foreclosed, all cash deals, all in terrible awful shape, all are now rehabbed beautiful and cash flowing very well.So this leads me to this 6 plex, its in an area I already own duplexes, I finally this week contacted the owner, turns out he's ready to sell, hes owned the property since 1981 with his brother, his brother is 10 years older then he is and can't do any of the work anymore. so...

Welcome abroad, take a deep breath and make the leap.

If one organization were to do it all, it would take a very large operation and very deep pockets.

Manhattan takes some deep pockets, lots of knowledge, and lots of foot work.

You might need them for work in the future, position you for contract/consulting work should you want to do some of this, and middle age-to-older executives could be a deep well of potential private money for you.

If we negotiate a price that is below what is owed to the bank will I still be able to wholesale the property at such a deep discount?