The campaign worked just moderately well compared to other campaigns, but I wouldn't say it was a home run or something I would hang my hat on.So if you are going to market that a portion of your proceeds are donated to charity, you will have to actually donate the proceeds, and it's a good idea to make sure you have a big to-do when you make that donation so everybody knows about it - this could be really good for you.  

However, what it does is to help with tenant retention.Tenants move at the drop of a hat.

i will work on getting that for next week....thanks for the IT support...you can add that to your list of hats you wear here

Albeit, your experience with FDIC is a feather in your hat which I can not claim, my regulatory and compliance experience stems from my interaction from hiring folks like you for consultation.

Next time you visit the property wear a tin foil hat.Give tin foil hats to the other tenants and a small tin foil hat to his dog.Tell him his tin foil hat is on order but may take several weeks.

I wouldn't have a problem with how you dress even if I met you in real life, matter of fact if we did meet I would probably be dressed in cargo shorts, t-shirt, sandals and a baseball hat (probably a cardinals hat).

My hat's off to you and others who invest outside your local area.

I have decided that those who are successful at RE investing go into it with very large funds from a previous business venture or from a very lucrative career in a professional capacity.I don't know, if you have been successful at this then my hat is off to you.

There is a reasonability test the IRS and Tax Courts use and it has to do with a reasonable WAGE for services performed, the type of job and company and the hats you wear within the company.  

Forget a sub-2 on a foreclosure, that loan will be on that lender's radar for at least another year and after you bring it current and make payments, they can use the due on sale clause.No option contract or installment contract will help an owner in foreclosure, they need to sell it and pay the loan off, that's it.As to the help you bunch, not Brian P specifically, just all the "investors" with similar stories;Total BS, they are after the freaking house at or near a payoff and trying to wear a white hat in the process by talking up the "help the seller out of foreclosure" stuff!