Then put it on look in the mirror and just say to yourself.

If your definition of "good deal" is a 10% return on investment when the market says 8%, then your problem is staring you in the mirror every morning.If you are finding that others are getting "good deals" (whatever those are) but you aren't, then compare how they operate with how you operate and adjust/resign yourself accordingly.So how do you justify venting?

If you don't midn sharing, I'd love to know where you sourced those bathroom mirrors.

There was a room in the back that he had FILLED with sex toys, stacks and stacks of porn, and mirrors on the walls and ceiling over a couch that just.....yeesh. 

Then there is the number of deals claimed as the basis for experience, that mirrors the years in the business.I'd say the best way to judge a coach or mentor is by thier actions and the way they conduct business, here on BP we can see thier attitudes and how they may display actual knowledge or if they simply hammer away on systems and programs with little in depth information being given.

Smith, talk to them about there system, besides the sweat equity and the no interest matter, the approach is a good one and acceptable if you mirror their program.What is your position in this property, are you exempt from Dodd-Frank?

You can have your address separated into different fields if you wish, if your postcard fields exactly mirror your spreadsheet fields.

It's all about determining what is a better investment path given your personal risk/reward profile and preference.To answer your question, which i have yet to even attempt, i'd suggest taking a good, hard look in the mirror and ask yourself what you're comfortable with, good at, passionate about and capable of doing.In the end, it really doesnt matter what you do, so long as you start, remain consistent, hope for the best but plan for the worst, and tough it through the tough times. 

It’s the new smoke and mirrors pitch.......there is nothing magic about a heloc....you are essentially just paying Extra toward your mortgage, which is actually cheaper without using the heloc.There are multiple threads on here, search Velocity Banking or just heloc.....you’ll get hours of nonsensical reading. 

Just here to mirror what everyone else said If the tax pro wasn't the one to SUGGEST to you to get that unclaimed depreciation and didn't explain the 3115, ect....It doesn't sound like this is something they are very comfortable with and it is a pretty brutal form.