Originally posted by "wesley":Also, if you do write a substantial piece, you can turnit into a pdf file and offer it on your own website likeyou see Josh doing here (on the left column).I know that's asking for a lot of work, but I'd love to see a substantial but not by any means all-encompassing explanation of this kind of investment that I could throw at people..

If they do a good job for you pulling comps and working up the details, then consider throwing them the listing if you're going to put it on the open market.

usually comps are made to be like your home not the neighbors house that is 200,000 more than yours would be worth.just thought i would throw that in. i'm going to the auction soon and i want to know what that home sold for in the past or other homes in the area.

How much free cash is the rental throwing off now?

Hi There, I just had a quick comment to throw out there and get some feedback on.

They will usually throw you a bone to shut you up.

he thinks.Count on the new bathroom costing $48k and I'll throw in a bunch ofthe little stuff.

The theory of "if you throw enough crap at the wall, something will stick" does not always apply in this business and it most certainly doesn't apply to me.

I'd be happy to help throw some ideas your way.

One thing to remember is land investment is a non-revenue (meaning long term or speculative) generating investment therefore the money invested is throw-away until you sell.