But the cart shouldn't go before the horse :)

Whenever you put the cart before the horse, you will end up just like the “investor” who needs to sell ASAP.

It's almost like a 1031 but it's like putting the cart before the horse in the typical sell-buy scheme of things.Thanks in advance for your patience with my basic questions.

I'm not going to continue to beat this very dead horse but if you lie about small things you will lie about bigger things.

So in that regard, the cart is in front of the horse here and sort of the plantation.In my experienced opinion buying many loans from various counter-parties including banks, investment funds and other institutional type sellers, this plan on this asset is more of an exercise in futility than anything else buy both the OP and this company.

I'd spend a few minutes consulting with an attorney since the horse has already left the gate.

My wife and I "flip" horses.

Back up the horse!

:idea: As a country, we are toast if this guy is the guiding force in young minds.The "it takes a village" mentality is horse hockey

On this one, it drives me crazy when the entire family is wearing blue shirts and brown pants.Now, I do live in a thoroughbred driven community.