Maybe when the next quake that hit us, it's just a matter of when at this point, our sky-high prices will come down to earth.  

Or, for that matter, any other story that made you wonder what on earth your tenants were thinking!

Perhaps you misinterpreted my post as gloating so you took it upon yourself to "bring me down to earth", but it seems to me discussing future tax implications was well beyond the scope of the topic I created.

For me, txt is better and more economical, and more earth friendly, than physical mail.

If they balk at your price, you can walk away knowing that they will eventually come down to earth and realize that in a down real estate market, there are very few buyers.2)Second, think location, location, location.

He's about as down to earth as you'll find.

One is a two story ($59,500), the other an earth contact home ($35,500). 

Thanks Way back in the dawn of time when dinosaurs roamed the earth, real estate was negotiated over the phone and when all issues were agreed to, a contract was mailed using postal service, FedEx or UPS.  

He expressed how he want to spend the rest of his time here on this earth with his family and I totally understand.Of the 8 properties, 2 were houses, and the other 6 were condos.

I am a very down to earth guy, but I let my contractors know that my time is super valuable, and the more time they save me, the more they get paid.