Usually buyers (including my clients) get excited about buying something.I tell them it is best to be prudent and wait for the right deal than to buy into marginal or loser deals where their money is now trapped into a bad investment.Take away the urge to just throw money into something and put it to the work and instead invest wisely and be patient.

If you have that sale price (or value based on rents) deduct the costs of improvements, holding expenses and costs of acquiring the property, throw in you required return and you'll have the value to you for that property.

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater here.You had a problem - but fortunately a rare one.

I think Romney understands that and will do it, and I think Obama wants to keep throwing money into the pit, hoping nobody sees the crumbling foundation.

Throw in the below average credit and collections...

However Notes have captured my attention because its not a business you can just throw up a sign and hope to turn a profit.

I always check my children's candy for anything from China and throw it in the garbage.

A lot of guys will throw out perfectly good cabinets.

To get 1300 you have to throw a lot more house at it.

If you like them you could always throw in some free or discounted expense to close the deal.