muscle spasm

Building a large reserve is OK by me, if nothing comes along when the balance reaches a certain point, I'll use large chunks of it to pay down mortgages.I also like old muscle cars, sold one I had a couple years ago to a man in Australia, more than doubled my money (I held it for around 4 years).

Quick question:If I wanted to drive say a 70k muscle car as my company car, is that deductible if in the company name?

I use a customized spread sheet which allows me to calculate the difference between cost of Short Sale vs Cost of Short Sale... with the average time to foreclose now well over 500 days, the biggest fear of the lender is to tie up the property for a year and a half in default... the SS is best way for getting around the time suck, and government interference...Take advantage of the tension between the servicer and investor...

You have to pinpoint a specific city or town that works with what you want to do.The truth of all this Rich is we're guys and we're talking about real estate the way car guys talk about muscle cars.

That is great for working on certain muscle groups and all that good stuff.

Knowing that this is an international site would be all the more reason for me to step up my grammar and spelling muscles.

its also a great digestive tonic and great for sore muscles.

If you have an RV, there is a highly rated RV park with store, pool and spa for sore muscles after 3 rounds of golf.

(A scarcity of buyers who can close quickly would drive price down, but no such scarcity seems to exist.)If there's just an "unspoken agreement" amongst investors (de facto price-fixing) that nobody will offer more than $60K for such a house, then wouldn't somebody who isn't looking primarily for a profit (such as a homeowner seeking to minimise the cost of buying their own home) wake up to this, and try and muscle in and buy the same house for $80K?