I say you should raise the price, to a ridiculous level....and don't tell anyone why. they'll be so intrigued that they will show up just to find out. or maybe put a trail of candy around the neighborhood leading to the front door.maybe you should just keep waiting. maybe an email blast. maybe drop the price ever so slightly. maybe your agent is lazy and is not returning phone calls. maybe youre just unlucky.

It's like a kid in the candy store - there's sooooo maaany AMAZING forum posts, blog posts, podcasts, and opportunities to network - the guide just serves as a launching place!

Season's Greetings or Happy New Year otherwise.We make large batches homemade toffee (@Jean Bolger's recipe) and candied spiced nuts and deliver decorative boxes filled with these treats to our tenants during the week between Christmas and New Year's.  

It was a great learning experience keeping track of my profits as well as buying bulk candy offline. 

Freakin' Jersey City... apparently my new home used to be a candy store from what the tenant's daughter in law said.

Hello, I own a few duplexes in Crowley and am in need of a new leasing agent for the properties.  

Does anyone in the Fort Worth/Crowley, TX area have a good leasing agent reference?  

But that was before the CRASSSHHHH when banks were handing out money like candy.

My name is Candy Potter, I have been on BiggerPockets for awhile but this is my first post. 

I just bought a candy bar for $1.00, how much it that candy bar worth at the time of sale?