He sent me a PM on BP.. but it could easily be linkdin or facebook or Craigslist or connected investor.this is classic interaction with these guys.. the website site is hacked I talked to the real owners of the company in Nashville and alerted them that their website is hacked.but I love the hey let me send you my ID..

I just feel This is one the classic examples of being majorly price gouged for being an out of state investor.

Schumacher's classic book, Buy and Hold, it really opened my eyes to demographics and the correlations with real estate.I think population is a good metric to start with, but also start digging deeper.

His Fixxer Upper book is a classic (but not just about places needing rehab, as it  has lots of creative strategies for buying groups of houses and owner financing). 

Classic "zombie" property, in limbo and likely nothing you can do.

The usual education sprinkled with humor in a truly classic Bill post!

The guy who bought my house was a classic Greek loser, always rah-rah-rah-ing about the country when it was on the rise (on borrowed money and junk credit), insisting that Greece was the best place in the world and would never go back to being a European backwater.So in 2011, during the worst part of the initial Greek debt crisis, I picked up my phone here in western Pennsylvania and called the guy I had sold my house to back in Greece.

Ok making the classic mistake of responding with only reading the summaries not the bill :) But if the summaries are accurate it seems that portfolio/commercial loans are exempt from the requirements.

I guess for those kinds of returns it's a classic risk vs reward scenario as you mentioned. 

Classic design?