I've seen some deals in there that catch my attention and wondering if anybody here has very good reasons why not to invest there.

I try to pay attention to the rules, but a couple of times I've stepped over the line of "self promotion" without really thinking about it.One of the best parts of BP is that they don't allow spamming. 

Of course there will be times when you have multiple pulls on your attention.

I think that area is drawing a lot of attention due to the future location of a face book corporate facility and the Toyota plant.

Fresh off a six-month renovation that was supposed to take two months, I have a few hard-earned tips to share. 1.Plan your post-renovation transition pre-renovationWhen you are starting a renovation, it’s easy to be 100% focused on the renovation itself and not pay as much attention to preparing your home for the post-renovation transition.

Financing is the 1st thing to pay attention to. 2, 3 & 4 unit properties will still be eligible for 30 year residential loans. 5+ will require commercial financing which has less attractive terms and is typically more complicated, especially on smaller commercial deals like you're speaking of.

It was brought to the sellers attention who advised he would repair the garage to stop the flooding (he was a contractor).

To be honest with you people do not mind lend relatives money for medical tuition bills and will not want to get into lending practice unless there is a profit sharing scheme.

Thank you for your time and attention and the timely response along with the extra yard to get my post back up! 

I am a real estate agent and she works in the medical field as a speech therapist.