Others, some of them with decades of experience in financing and financial regulation were cautioning those who might read your initial post and be inspired by your enthusiasm that the methodologies being exposed could land you in the cross hairs of the regulators.I understand Orange is the new Black and all, but for some folks, orange just isn't that flattering.

Since he is the brother of an old co-worker and you have requested to meet with him, I am sure that he is flattered by your interest and desire to speak with him.  

Seeing others suggesting wholetailing, JVing with an owner, buying legal title to a property that has an option on it subject-to or an existing installment contract is rather flattering.

I'd expect it to be much flatter, but is there at least a slight bump in pricing in the spring and summer months?

Turns out that the lender was NOT just trying to flatter you when she said she "really REALLY enjoyed working with you," haha.

I was flattered, but my heart wasn't into it.    

I dropped this listing in her lap, explained that I would be shorting the house and needed it listed, arranged the meeting with owners, and she still put together a pretty flattering listing when all I needed was the basics.

The STR conversation is heating back up. https://www.duluthnewstribune....Our property makes a cameo appearance in the 2nd half of the article with a very flattering picture as well.

I've noticed the number of "We Buy Houses" postcards I'm receiving has increased significantly of lateOn this morning's news, I heard a teaser for a story running tonight (Monday 7/21/14) at 6pm CDT.I'll withhold judgement until I see the piece, but I suspect it won't be flattering toward investors.http://www.wsmv.com/video?

Or are wiling to do 100% LTV, that's not the governments business (again, IMO)Look at things with any lens is fine ... just need to decide if/where you are willing to curb your ideals or if you are flattering in orange.