It lookes like a pot-of-gold...

You analyze the other players, you calculate the size of the pot, you factor the chances of making your hand, you factor in 15 different things, but when you gauge your risk tolerance it needs to be HIGHER than normal if you are going to overcome your low funds.

I just stumbled across this awesome site today and decided to sign up.I'm looking forward to gaining new knowledge from all of you, as well as doing my part and contributing to the pot of knowledge.Oh, and I'm also looking forward to making boat loads of money in 2007 and beyond!

So how much is this magical software anyway and yeah 1 billion opt ins hahahaha I got one thing to say on that "can I buy some pot from you" :mrgreen:

One of the board members is retired and has nothing better to do than to walk up and down several times a day with his clip board, making notations about every little thing, then calling the Management Comp to fine the owner for such things as : too many flower pots on the patio/balconey, anyone who has decorated their front entrance with holiday decorations such as hearts on valentines day, bunny rabbits on easter, Christmas lights are out of the question.

*just thought I'd stir up the pot here.

A real estate portfolio without a pot to piss in backing it up has destroyed plenty of individuals (no less nearly taking out our economy).

The incentive for the developer to increase NOI is the same one you have, a bigger pot to take their percentage from.The final point to consider if your role in this LLC.

The last one I bought had 4 hands in the pot on the HUD-1. 2 $2k's and 2 $1200's.

I took a small hit on rent but I was glad to have the offending roommate gone (bongs, pot, noise citation).