I'd really like to see things not on the MLS but I'd hate to get tossed all the bones after the big dogs have had their fill as it were.

Although some Realtors would still be willing to help you out if you throw them a bone every once in a while.

That 6th sense you spoke of, I understand that.So, if I ticked off an gurus or any wannabe gurus, sorry but, disregard my opinion or if any are really concerned, bone up and get the stuff together.

Karen Rittenhouse I think I could potentially walk away from this deal with more than $5,000, while still presenting a solid deal with plenty of meat on the bone to any cash investor.

Its a nice building in terms of the bones.

It cash-flows well even with 12% going to the property managers.So that's the meat and bones of the building.

Make VERY sure that the bones are OK.

Without knowing all the details on the repairs needed there is certainly a lot of meat on the bone in this deal.

Martha Chavarria There seems to be some meat on the bones of this, but you threw me off with the last line where you include max offer of 250k and 229k profit.

Make no bones about it, there is a lot to learn.