I am not interested in taking some challenge that is set up a marketing tool to add credibility to an investment strategy but more on that later.If you get a copy of the Illustration of the policy you are considering I will be happy to analyze the numbers with you.Bill and I have both been successful in the financial services industry which includes life insurance and have no ax to grind one way or another.

You gotta deal with neighbor's noise/damage/nuisance and if they don't pay, your hoa could go up.

Sure, those few winners are fun to talk about, but mostly I bet it's a pretty horrible way to grind out a living.

Unfortunately, most of the noise regarding bulk deals does turn out to be just that, noise.Before robo-signing locked the banks down, the company I work for actually had purchased small bulk packages from banks and had success turning those properties.

Hmmm, maybe we just had to make a little noise?

Just wanted to share some of the ones that drove us nuts and see which ones really grind your gears.How about these goodies:Raise a flag and see who salutesIt needs to be more granularthink outside the boxWin-WinMission-CriticalKudosSo what are your favorites?

I use fiberglass cloth and resin after grinding out the crack and feathering it out.

A Realtor relocation aspect might have some merit, but a Realtor in LA really won't be involved in a deal in Little Rock.So all the noise about getting leads might be great for some, but unless they are traded to people in the immediate area of the lead, I can't see much use for them.

Consider a dog too, it does not have to be a 128 pound, over 6' long German Shepard like mine, anything that makes enough noise will do.

Two problems a corner lot can have is exhaust fumes and vehicle noise (motor, brakes, radio, kids, etc) when cars stop to wait for traffic before continuing on, especially in the morning traffic hours.