Put 1500 pounds of sand in the back and some snow tires and it'll push snow as far as you want it to go.

However, chances are that she will tell you to pound sand. 

If you are talking about listed properties, you might have more fun pounding your fists in sand.

Not to mention the US dollar is the main form of currency giving a strong buying power for those in possession of the Euro and Pound.

We have a policy that we only allow dogs up to 50 pounds, but one of our tenants is moving out and the new person potentially taking their place has a 110# American Bulldog that's 1 1/2 years old.

You can't pound a square peg in to a round hole.

We found deals through estate sales, probate attorneys, fsbo's, auctions, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD sales as well as wholesalers occasionally, retiring investors, people going through divorce, unwanted inheritances, and landlords who had poor management, bank REO sources were excellent until about 6-10 months ago.

Intimidation is more along the lines of: "You can steal from me (not pay your rent) if you want, but I think you will change your mind when my "Collection team" of 400 pound Tongans pays you a visit.Given that you have every right to do ALL those things, telling them is NOT intimidation.  

The places driving the price increase are generally move-in ready, I know lots of investors have found places that need work on the MLS, or found off-market deals by pounding the pavement and working the phones after they've targeted a community/area to invest in. 

FRC, Schwab are getting pounded this morning.