When I'm "fat" (good cashflow) I'm inclined to look at acquiring High Appreciation/Low Cashflow properties.When I need cashflow I tend to look for Lower Appreciating/Positive Cashflow Real Estate.Then there's my decision to:Buy, Fix-up, Sell?

I am working on about a 10k margin, I know thats not fat enough for most of you but if I can break even and gain the knowledge, then for a first flip it might be a win.

So it looks like they got the house with termite for your contract price.The house had very little equity as it was encumbered with a fat HUD insured reverse mortgage that was called due.

Brokerages want to capitalize on training up and getting a fat 50/50 split.

Keep in mind that the winter is a perfect time for a fat bike...do I hear write off?

My name is on top of his list as a source of deals.So how do you get "real FAT" wholesale deals with a lot of meat so you and your buyers will both be fed?

Pretty fat and comfy.Do well.Rich

It was all a big fat lie!

A stretch, maybe, but remember people have tried suing McDonald's for making them fat.  

If difficult (ie McDonalds moves out), then I'd walk or ask for fat wet kiss in the form of a price drop.