In the end, I am really grateful to anyone who takes the time to read and reply and if there is any thing that I can advice/help on my field I will be more than happy!

All I do know is that I was left embittered and grateful for places like this.Thank you and once again, much respect to Josh and Brandon for all their hard work and this amazing community they have created.

I look forward to speaking with you all, local and far away, I am extremely grateful to have found this website, and podcasts (they made the drive from El Paso, Texas to San Jose, CA more enjoyable!) 

I am grateful to be lucky enough to have been born in a country that encourages and incentivizes private property ownership.Having lived in various countries outside the US (Mexico, Colombia, Paraguay), I have studied their different laws and noticed that some countries attract foreign investments much better than others strictly due to the lack of red tape and corruption.After the US, what are some notable countries that are easy to invest in and WHY?

We have met some of these in our projects and in a few cases, they lost virtually everything and then were deep in debt after buying into the programs.I have found that Bigger Pockets offers tools, education and contacts that will serve far better than the vast majority of the "get rich with no money" programs out there and for that I am extremely grateful for all that BP has provided me and my wife . . . .

So incredibly grateful to all.You, Mr.

You're getting your rent, let it go and be grateful.

Gratefully the auctioneer wasn't a professional and didn't use filler words or egged on bidders.

I would want to able to differentiate which properties to move forward and which to pass (before any monies are spent).If anyone has the answer, will be grateful.

Do you see erosion damage happening around your foundation or at a public sewer entry grate?