It is a thinner deal but appears that it will close.

I basically tell them that if they have three or more unrelated people (not married, not related by blood) then they are held to a higher standard.

(Setting aside builder organizations that are really more about prestige and blood money than they are cost savings)The problem, of course, with buying bulk materials is that you either need a bunch of guys who want their sheetrock/nails/roofing/whatever immediately, or you have to store the stuff somewhere which typically negates any real cost savings... not to mention shipping charges.

We’ve literally built our wealth investing when there’s blood in the streets.

You'll get a taste for them and they are appetizing.Good topic, got my blood flowing this morning, even after the coffee wore off.

When there was blood in the streets so to speak .Some people mentioned overseas investing but I think there are more than enough opportunities in the US .

If you've got ag in your blood, it's not a decision.

This property was about $475,000 though, perhaps a little expensive for a duplex and it was only on the market for a few days.If Bellingham is a little rich for your blood you may consider Ferndale, Blaine or perhaps even Everson.

Yo blood,Go to Zillow or trulia, and find similar houses to the house in question, and check out how long these similar houses have been sitting on the market before they sold.Check to see the condition of the house, then also call the listing agent and question her like a russian spy.Then what you can do too is visit open houses in the area of the house in question and follow the visitors around, talk to them ask then what they think what they like what they do not like.Do this long enough and before you know it you know exactly what would sell and what doesn't.For me...Now I simply take a look at any house and I know exactly how long  the houses would stay on the market after we bought it.Don't believe me?

If you want to make your blood boil and your stomach churn, have a read through this article:   https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada...