I think for now I'm going with that philosophy albeit much more informed thanks to fellow BP members.

I have the same investment philosophy: buy undervalued assets paying a dividend (cash-flow).

He's got the Steve Jobs bio on his shelf, and even rocks the black turtleneck.He likes following the philosophies of companies like Apple with a raving-fan culture.

I don't know how many people I hear say-- "I wish I would have bought property five years ago," (or ten years ago, or twenty years ago etc.etc) --but the guy who buys at todays prices... even retail prices, will have a property in five or ten years that is worth more than he paid today- and generating more cashflow than it does today - That is why my philosophy is to just go out and acquire property -- I know too many people who wait around looking for a deal - and tomorrows opportunity passes them by --- I buy tomorrow's bargain today!  

Our $21K little Great Recession house in Garner fits in with Lori's philosophy... but many of these "deals" take a lot of time and effort (now that GR is long gone) and some investors don't like the time/money tradeoff.

They work off the philosophy of quantity verse quality.

My philosophy is work hard, play hard...but it seems like all I've done as of late is work hard.

Amos said local officials, especially the Tucson City Council and Pima County Board of Supervisors, have gone from having a “no growth policy” to a more pro-business philosophy.

My philosophy is to buy when it starts rising, takes the risk out of it

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