This is a story from London, England but I couldn't help chuckling at it.Key points:Location: Barking, London, England2 story, 3 bedroom house11 tenantsEach paying £1,100.00/mo (British Pounds) or $1,372.00/mo (USD)Landlord swimming in £12,100.00/mo (British Pounds) or $15,092.00/mo (USD)That is $181,104/yr on ONE 3 bedroom house if he got away with it for that longNeighbors complainBritish version of Code Enforcement respondLandlord caughtFined £427.00 or $532.00Landlord banned from renting out properties in the borough for lifeStory here: http://bit.ly/2f06DBD

As a Bucs fan, remember the phrase "pound that rock."

The official tally is 174,366 users who have joined BiggerPockets, but we've DELETED almost 25,000 of them -- these include the spammers, scumbags, and other undesirables that we get rid of every day.

There is a saying... penny saved pound foolish.

I have an addiction to large fish tanks and the concrete floors are certainly very useful for people like me that are planning on putting thousands of pounds of water in their living space.

Answer everyone of them thinks it okay to put a pound of potato peels down the drain.

Investors are looking at great returns, and in Pounds at that!

Most people want a new house and older homes are undesirable.

With that being said some of you who talk about putting in a bunch of offers at 50% are wasting your time and the agents time and if I were the agent i'd tell you to either pound sand or pay me for my time until we got a deal if you really think anyone is going to take 50% of what they were asking.To get deals I believe it's key to 1) establish credibility with whomever you want to work with.

Furthermore, should a 100 pound woman be able to "handle herself" against a drugged up meth user?