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Justin Williams 150 Flips in 2014!
31 May 2017 | 284 replies
I'm running a candy store and you're running a super market.
Patrick Shaughnessy New Member Intro & Real Esate Technology
7 February 2015 | 37 replies
Question #1:Short answer:yes, usually.Longer answer:It depends upon the model that is being used.There are models, i.e. predictive tools that forecast various outcomes.Some models predict the likelihood to become 90+ Days Past Due (DPD), to declare bankruptcy in the next X moths, to open a retail credit card, to open a bank card, to open a premium bankcard, to revolve a balance, to pay down debt . . . . well, you get the picture.Most often closing a credit card does hurt one’s credit, i.e. depress a consumer’s score, because the credit card’s available credit is removed from the denominator (all credit available) that is used to calculate utilization, the mix of credit card changes (esp. negative if the credit card is a higher-end card), and one’s credit history is shortened (assuming the closed credit card has been open for some time).Question #2:The quickest way to increase one’s credit score is to use of the many outfits one sees advertised, i.e. credit repair, credit fix and one will usually see a quick bump.However, like eating candy when one is tired, one gets the sugar rush (the increased score) but there is always a crash (when the bureaus catch up to this questionable practice).
Robert Rippey New Member Introduction from southeastern/Columbus, Ohio
24 April 2014 | 15 replies
I now wake up to 30-40 emails just from Bigger Pockets.I have just moved to Toledo, Ohio and started buying quite a few deals here.I feel like a kid in a candy store lollolFeel free to connect and reach out, I always love talking shop :)Thanks and have a great day.
Chris Clothier In Orange County, CA. - What to see?
3 December 2011 | 1 reply
There's also two places in San Clemente right at the base of the pier.There's also a lot happening on Main Street in Huntington Beach (plenty of eye candy) and a couple of places on and near the pier.
Jimmy Hong My first rehab in Orange County
25 January 2014 | 48 replies
Thanks Karen Margrave, I am so excited, I feel like a little kid in a candy store.
Ryan Becerra 3rd Week Member from Phoenix, AZ. & Loving Every Minute of it!
3 April 2014 | 19 replies
There is so much great information all over, I was in a Virtual Candy store of knowledge and experiences.
Britta W. Newbie from Wyo! Where's a good state/city to invest??
15 May 2013 | 22 replies
We love to record and I feel like a kid in a candy store getting to pick the brains of these people each week.
Roddie Weddle How did wholesaling in real estate come about ?
6 June 2013 | 6 replies
A candy manufacture doesn't buy sugar at a grocery store, they buy in quanity.
Cori Foreman Anyone in the DMV area want to start a REI groupchat?
24 October 2021 | 24 replies
I’m on what’s app under Candi PetersonThanks
Lloyd Segal Economic Update (November 16-21, 2020)
16 November 2020 | 1 reply
Highlights include a chandelier-topped dining room, marble kitchen, indoor-outdoor living room, movie theater and walk-in wine closet with a candy machine outside.