By listing it though, I am able to bring value to an agent that could potentially bring me my next deal.For me, not using an agent would probably be "penny wise and pound foolish."

If a couple pounds of $50's is an option for you, I'd definitely go with that first.

You say "No", they say go pound sand and now you back to foreclosing.

I'm sure most will have at least a dash up to a few pounds of it, they have to keep interest up, no blame there, but does it tie into #2?

The creation of the CFPB has also added the 900 pound gorilla with PMS to the mix.

LOLYeah, i always get a kick out of the guys that show up on a peaceful evening on the steelhead stream with a canon on one hip and a five pound bowie knife on the other...

(over 20 pounds)We are researching a mobile home park that has 4 - 5 large dogs.Will some insurance companies accept large dogs or do I need to plan to evict 5 tenants as soon as I close on the property?

Try and pick a niche and pound it.

Get a Realtor who will really "pound the pavement" if you will.

Buying york db's is about $1 a pound, retail.