And here's the other BP threads that are similar to this topic:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/56/topics/44199-pet-peaveshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/25/topics/60082-most-misspelled-or-misused-words-phrases-on-bp

I see this phrase in wholesale advertisements all the time.I think that when an end buyer buys from a wholesaler, it is understood that the buyer pays the closing costs.

Our direct mail is pretty standard but I'd bet there are folks out there who have tried all sorts of phrasing/images!

Account Closed There is some brave talk here about enforcing the lease but the key phrase in your post is that the tenant is moving out of state.

I'm an investor and licensed broker doing some direct mail. I'm trying to farm out any of the leads who want closer to retail price but I'm having difficulty posing the question. How are you other wholesalers monetizi...

(if this is what you meant, how did you qualify for this amount with no collateral)did I read in to the phrase and it was neither, just a loan on the property?

Going door to door works as long as you know the "magic phrase".

Similar to how "Travel Nurses' is kind of a catch-all phrase for all types of healthcare travelers, "Relocation" is one of those all encompassing phrases that describe a lot of the mid-term tenants as well.

Hi everyone,Can someone kindly explain the phrase underlined below in simpler English? 

Because I lend money to other investors, everytime I raise capital from private investors, I phrase it in the 5C's that lenders use when lending money:C - Credit rating of the sponsor: and this is not just the credit score but does the sponsor ever lost money for investors?