I am leaning towards Lisa's philosophy.

If its in a good median price area or under, and i cant buy it low enough to flip it, then there is a pretty good chance I can pay more for it, and sell it to a buy and hold investor.Our philosophy is target our marketing as best as we can but turn every lead into cash somehow.Thanks again for the kind words, BP is a great resource that helped make it happen for us.

I can kick azz, not really into that Tracy but okay, I totally agree with your philosophy.

But those who say "I buy houses" under a philosophy that they have a buyer and will close as promised regardless, that is not deception.

I believe for personal finance no debt is the best way to go, but for business related finances the Rich Dad mentality and there is good debt and bad debt philosophy is the way to go.

For that, we must teach geography, history, biology, and philosophy.

If not sorry for the post...I hold to the philosophy that a successful marketing campaign should use a variety of methods to numerous types of prospects to attract responses.

I like yellowletters.com, the Michael Quarles podcasts, and his overall philosophy (haven’t taken his course).

I hold to the philosophy that a successful marketing campaign should use a variety of methods to numerous types of prospects to attract responses.

My philosophy is I don't worry about that which I can't control.I wouldn't believe the doctor so answering wouldn't matter :)