PLease, no one take this rebuttal as offensive is just that the vicious media Sensationalism really is blowing things out of proportion.   

A person who went to college and got little out of the experience, usually directly proportional to the amount of time and effort they put into it.

This actually takes into account every single actual expense for any one specific "deal" and applies all expenses incurred by the company equally or proportionally to each current deal.Most people will miss many expenses when looking at just one deal, but when all the companies expenses are spread out between all the deals that are ongoing you will get a truer picture of the entire cash flow picture.

. :-) My belief is the quality of the material is generally inversely proportional to the price.

I have now received back a large proportion of my money.

Spoils will be proportionally based on his construction/build costs and the value of my land. 

I personally think Mold is blown out of proportion in most areas. 

If the deal can't pay your expenses and you think it's the best you can do, then you and your agent should share in the disappointment (in the proportions you agreed upon).The only difference between your financial obligations like property taxes and your contractual obligation to your realtor, is that you are in a position of power relative to the agent and not the county that collects your taxes. 

What's up @Mike Turano, I know there is a great, compact list of meetups at Straight Up Chicago Investor podcast website.

Advertisers here do as well, lots of new compact car or eco types here, BMW and a couple Benz ads seems to be the top end I've seen.