Getting money from HML is suicidal at 12%.

Not because someone wouldn't buy it but because there are way too many houses on the market for sale for me to be stuck with one that only a few people would be interested.I think the end of last year there was a story in the news about a couple who sued the realtor for not telling them that the house was the scene of a murder-suicide.

Thus I'm not looking to do150 flips, its a suicide, it's too much work and mgmt even if one has project managers.

The reality is that they are 20% off the actual sales price 84.7% of the time.In the wholesaling business, a 20% mistake in pricing is suicidal.

If you are talking about getting financing and buying something near market value, you are commiting suicide and you wont last long.

For those of you not in the Boston area: overnight, one of the Marathon bombers was shot and killed, and the second is on the run.

“Is this the murder-suicide house?”

Personally I'm a newer investor so that's financial suicide.

We had a suicide in one of our units years ago and had to notify the next tenants.

If you are dead, you probably didn't intend that unless it was a suicide, so you are missing a vital element of abandonment.