I agree with Jay.I heard of a phrase about finding money which is very appropriate: "Don't dig a well until you're thirsty."

The media, politicians and the leftest activists in California have been pushing the "eviction" narrative for the last few years and they are really ramping up the incorrect use of the word to be a catch all phrase for any lawful ending to a term contract. 

@Eric Brady I'm from Tacoma and a true fan of the Seahawks so you know where I got the phrase from!

That phrase is tossed around lightly, even by "professionals".Get proper discovery for oil tanks and such.

John may not be a scammer, but "buying into a lending partnership" sure is.I could certainly be way off in my phrasing of this.

I have been considering this mentor program and while doing my due diligence on them came across this thread.I knew there had to be some kind of catch (maybe that's a bad phrase, if they're legit).  

Courtesy to Brokers is a common phrase for this.John Corey

However, the interpretation of this phrase given in Pub. 527 is (unfortunately) wrong.

Go here ---> https://adwords.google.com/KeywordPlanner...and click where it says "Search for new keywords using a phrase"3.

I guess another way to phrase the question is do folks think that those parts of west philly and fern rock have good 10 year appreciation prospects?