Colorado has terrible Tex/Mex and BBQ.Bring me some and I will buy you a glass of iced tea.

For latecomers, it is very quick, fun, and cost effective to go door to door with a small cooler handing out ice cream or fruit bars.

But it boggles my mind how seasoned RE investors can advocate for debt, but then also talk about cash flow being the objective, and appreciation being "icing on the cake" If you assume some appreciation, that is when using debt mathematically KILLS debt free investing.

No matter how you shake it, the cream always rises to the top.

class=AAnd the cream of the crop are the guys who are long-time active on BP!

I want to get a great deal going in and the other projections are icing on the cake if they happen.

Hey guys-Glad to see Cream City is well represented.

Anybody that has had the pleasure of mowing a Texas yard, during the month of August, can appreciate the value of an ice-cold glass of water.

True investors never ever stop.I'm 22 and my eyes just opened up to the world of REI about a month ago and since then read as many books as I could get access to ranging from thinking like an investor, real estate, land-lording, accounting, law, taxes, marketing, negotiating... coming across BP was just the icing on the cake and overwhelmed me of the wealth of information that was on here to add to my arsenal.

Geeez, pass the ice please!