That's my philosophy anyway.

If you are not familiar with his investment philosophy - please Google/YouTube.PM if interested.

Those relationships are very easy to recognize and you just end them.I have spent the last 15 years of my life with that philosophy.  

Keep the inside nice for the tenants, but only do what’s necessary on the outside was his philosophy

A Gain of $1.15 Million over the same approximate time.Luckily for Marshall, he met me in one of my Investment Speeches at Queens College back in 2010.I helped him change his investment philosophy about Investing in General.

I’m not hurting for money that was not my concern my philosophy is that I don’t want a single dime that’s not mine but I do want every dime that is mine.

So, would doing something like this be a good move based on the "highest and best use" philosophy?

I have learned a lot from John Bogel and really like his philosophy on investing.

I was a philosophy major that specialized in political and economic philosophy.

My personal philosophy in that situation would be to "start over" at the time of purchase with a new walkthrough and documentation of any existing damage.