At the end of the day Chris, if you have built trust with the homeowner they’ll honestly give you permission for anything if you establish trust and the way you do that is run your numbers well to see what properties are selling for in the area and then give an appropriate price based off repairs needed and market value and then if you can come to an agreement you’re golden!

Actually, I thing the golden ration is more like 4170 votes for every 2582 posts.

Hail damage, in particular, is like a golden ticket to subrogation – it's my bread and butter.

Areas - hard to answer quickly as its a pretty big city, but personally I'm avoiding the "golden triangle" east of downtown, bordered by 97 st, yellowhead and LRT tracks. 

Maybe the story of the “Goose that lays the Golden Egg” should have been reiterated.

My golden ticket!

It's just one of the things that I hammer away with all the time, not just in real estate or tax planning but in all phases of my life: the 5P's of the Marines teach us "prior planning prevents poor performance"I have other clients who are real estate professionals, and the more properties you have, the bigger the loss you can legitimately generate.Hope that helps.Jim Kennedy Golden

We believe this golden rule: 50% of a deal is better than 0% of no deal. 

I'm a new investor over in the South Bend area near the Golden Dome.

However the golden rule is what is your goals.