Bryan, I am not really into the political scene these days but I just checked the Tea Party website and it seems like you and I would both agree on their core values, which they have stated as fiscal responsibility, small government and free markets.So are you against them because you think they have the wrong people to implement their core values or do you think they do not really stand for their core values and are merely posturing?

Quotations should not be given fictitious attributions merely to lend credence to the messages they impart.

I am merely buying it at one price and selling it at another - Im NOT assigning it in this case, right?

I wrote the white house 2 letters today: I would be a lot more interested in investing in USA if USA would stop spending, pay off the national debt, and focus on actual wealth creation, not merely moving existing resources around.

Are you using a hand-written font, or a JPEG image of your letter and merely leaving the name & address section blank to fill in afterward?

I think an investor out there is quite happy at the moment... looks like they bought the place for $300K in September, and had it under contract in December for $830K after a mere 11 DOM and no subsidy.As for comps being larger @Russell Brazil, how much is that a really a factor for the demographic buying in the area?  

Was merely looking to help lead some one in a different path or to think out side the  box.

You must tell your politicians to reduce property taxes - In such depressed economic circumstances, those taxes are deals killer.A house in Ferndale (MLS No. 29071925) sells for $12,000 but the taxes (Summer & winter) on it are $3,085 (A mere quarter of it's asking price).

What I'm actually really interested in is what made you finally act on your interest in real estate, as opposed to merely thinking about it.

The mere fact of having a real estate license raises the bar on acceptable ethical conduct that is to be expected.