I've seen the misuse of social programs up close, just as most on BP have also seen.

Rich Rich,"Infitesimal" (infinitesimal) = tiny http://www.thefreedictionary.com/infinitesimalInfinite = huge http://www.thefreedictionary.com/infiniteNoticed this one being used (actually misused from what I read) in your book also - one of the suggestions I still owe you on that is to make this correction (but you have it now).

But even title companies are misusing the terms and think you want to do a 'dry" close and say no where you are really going to do a "wet" close, which is two completely different transactions, no different then if you bought now and sold a year later, except your doing it quickly.Now your on the right track wanting to save flash funding fees and dual closing costs.

You charge for your horrible book and misuse of attendees time by constantly pitching your big buck mentoring.As for me being there, I was there.

The terms used, like equity, are more often misused than properly assigned to describe a financial position.

On a personal note, what I find truly pathetic is the consistent misuse of "it's" and "its" coming from a former English major, I would expect that from someone whose native tongue isn't English.

However, the very concept has been beaten, distorted and misused by many "gurus" starting with Robert Allen.

However, as a short sale, you would be misusing it and the lenders are aware of this.

Not misuse it, over use it, or abuse it!!!!

Cap Rate is often a misused term in SFR deals.