My philosophy is "when I eat YOU eat".  

My philosophy is not to sell a house if you don't have to.

That said - my philosophy is that banks make a lot more profit in 30-yr fixed loans as they take the premium for the unknown in the future.  

Paul I tend to agree with your conservative philosophy of modeling, but it's still fun to explore the various options and nuances of every kind of risk.Mike, interesting idea, although in that scenario who's responsible for marketing and showing the property?

I became interested in historical as that happens to be where I have lived most of my adult life and my philosophy is to keep all my homes within a 2 mile square radius to where I live.  

My philosophy is that in general, the fix and flip market is fully matured.

You can e-mail me at the email below.I would like to look at your IPQ sheet.I like the philosophy of if your not embarrased by the offer its to high.Ill remember that in all my future buy and sells.I just moved from buying and selling cars, to buying and selling real estate.

This is same philosophy as I have on parrallel investment/income streams debated a week or so ago.

People can debate the philosophies of paying or not paying but in the long run it's not a big deal.

.), I feel like I want to get rid of those now.What are your thoughts as you weigh the different philosophies about debt in your LIFE and your BUSINESS?