Posting this mere minutes later and one of the first ones I click on is a duplex in oakland on 11th st for $280k.

-Finally the three unit I have found I can obtain it from a bank for 100K and it needs merely 10K.

I was merely sharing what I was told by someone way more knowledgable (and provides the service herself).  

So, the tax code lets me pay tax on my net profit of gross income from my work, less day to day expenses (fuel, maintenance) and after subtracting the cost of the heavy equipment (taken 1/7th per year for 7 years)c) in rental real estate, the heavy equipment is merely replaced with the cost of my building.

Brokering real estate without a license is a 3rd degree felony.I'm not saying you're wrong or anything (although I'm surprised if it truly is a felony charge), I would merely like the code citation being used here for my own review

In the second scenario I am never intneding to close the transaction in my name with my funds or credit; I am merely trying to obtain a free option to profit.

It doesn't really matter who was president (Ford) because the basics of marketing have not changed: a letter or any other medium is merely a sales person in print.

I merely broached the DIL because, even though my company is in the borrowers' side, it always makes sense to try to minimize costs and delays in any transaction, including unwinding a deal (that's the attorney speaking).

You're merely creating a space for those of us who are willing to exchange interactions with each other.

How do you find a good investor,""I think it would be a great thing to hear what makes a "good investor" from the other side of the table: like from GCs', agents', and other professionals' points of view.This discussion has already mentioned a few good tips like:Everyone's time is valuable -- don't waste it.Don't expect top shelf for bottom dollar.Do expect to get what you pay for.Look to create situations that are win-win for everyone instead of merely how everyone else can most benefit you.I'm sure I missed some others that were mentioned.Not trying to hijack the thread, but there's a running sub-theme here about bad investors potentially being part of the bigger picture.