Emphasis on the fixing up - that is more appealing to me than the transactional stuff - buying cheap and selling at a good price, though I know the latter is important, too.

emphasis is on the "not" - don't do it.i read John T.

Sorry for all the caps, just writing with emphasis.

They can just wait you out while you pile up legal fees and taxes you owe on the lot each year.The only leverage that you might (emphasis on "might") have is that it looks like there could be a sign on the parcel for the bank.

Very impressed and surprised and I really didn't hear a thing at all to disagree with, I think his stressing demographics is dead on, types of properties, forced appreciation and marketing emphasis through a team approach is all very good.

This is what I typically tell people with a heavy emphasis on consulting their tax professional.

(Emphasis mine) An issuer is required to consider the facts and circumstances of each purchaser and the transaction.

They simply don't need nor do THEY WANT all that space (sorry, I can't seem to italicize in "quick reply" for emphasis).

Since welfare is a relatively small slice of the revenue pie, and since not all welfare recipients are scammers, I would argue that there is a disproportionate emphasis placed on the welfare issue.

I don't remember much emphasis on market/repair analysis compared to the drama within the team.