Lily, I just want to say that I really respect your professional nature on this board.In reading these posts over again, you've really been beaten about the head, neck, and shoulders, and never once have you resulted to being defensive or overly sensitive about it.If we all could take constructive criticism in this manner (something I know I need to work on), we'd probably all be better off for it.My hat's off to you.

So, for example, someone slips and falls at one of your rental houses, breaks their neck, and sues you for $100 million.

 :)Hi Mark,Ohio is a freaking awesome market.Below are a few recent deals that I have done or in the process.No smoke blowing and happy to show you the HUDs if your ever in my neck of the woods of Ohio lollolA class property (4bed, 2bath), bought for $35,000, renovating for $15,000, value will be around $85,000 in todays market.

And in your neck of the woods I bet you can find them without to much difficulty.

If the landlord does otherwise, it constitutes discrimination....Well, in my neck of the woods the Housing Authority requires that the tenant contribute 30% of earned income to rent; that being the case, they will always be able to have 3X their portion of the rent.

The last thing I want is the Fair Housing Authority breathing down my neck.

I have a friend who is going through David Hutton's school up in my neck of the woods, Bellingham.

Properties far away can be a real pain in the neck starting out.Whats the price?

Ive really been thinking about all the opportunity in my neck of the woods and how to capitalize on it.

Has anyone dealt with or closed any commercial bridge loans with Sterling Bridge Group in Great Neck, NY?