Sounds like a classic tenants in common(tic) arrangement where there is a long period of ill-liquidity.

That is a classic example of not knowing what you don't know, but not to worry, it is never to late to get in on the action and information at BiggerPockets!

Rob's response would classic!

Until then, no big deal.I'd assume that a student to them is the "classic student".

@Phillip Dwyer @Duncan TaylorA classic (I started looking through my files for the tps reports)!

Most likely, you'll get your pockets picked.Maybe someone will tell you to get exclusive agreements out the ends of the earth, they won't mean a thing as if there is one error in what you present or put together, that agreement can be killed and others will simply fill the void.This is the classic elephant hunt.

That doesn't even hit the classical 1% rule of thumb, which I think it overly optimistic.

I invest in Classic Cars, I just bought 68 Camaro SS with a 454 in it :D

storyId=88520025I love this....classic:"Some 3,000 scientific robots that are plying the ocean have sent home a puzzling message.

This is almost certainly a classic Ponzi scheme.