Great, now I sound like the hair club for men - I'm not only the owner, I'm a member.....Anyway!

That’s true not just of international preconstruction investing but of every investment: from Ponzi schemes to worthless stocks, from Enron scandals to confidence men selling the Golden Gate Bridge… both inexperienced and seasoned investors must cast a wary eye on the opportunity and the person offering it.

I am not a sales men, I just like to expand my portfolio (personally and professionally).

both are middle men, the real estate agent and the wholesaler - the difference isthe real estate broker doesn't contract to buy the property - they contract to negotiate the sale of the property.the wholesaler actually puts the property under contract, usually with no intention of actually buying it, but rather looking to flip the contract and make money - fast money.the key here is to recognize how BOTH do this without having to put money into the deal itself.

Check out your local Home Depot or Lowe's early in the morning and you will find good handy men.

I have a house in contract that I set up a rent-to-own agreement between buyer and seller as of last night.The two buyers (who I actually grew up with) want to open a small men's 3/4 house (transitional living/structured environment) for guys getting out of rehabs or 1/2 way houses.

Again, he's paid up and you guys have a contract, you don't want to be the one to breach that contract.Also, and most important, I would be VERY careful about increasing the rent simply because there are three men living in your unit.

So I am unable to let the repair men in if she isnt home.

My apologies to the Men in Blue that protect & serve us.

But some out of state lenders using trustees doing low volumes of foreclosures, and possibly unaware of NC laws, have tried to foreclose on NC service men fighting in Iraq and Afganistan.