I have one written down and think its quite decent.Is there any set formula that someone can provide as to how to compose the sentences?

From the three lists, i have composed a total list of about 1200 people, 900 of them being a combination of absentee and non occupied and the rest being affidavit of death.

Plus, Brian’s comments are for his own state and his volume/contractor relationship - two factors that compose 80% of the price.

Unfortunately it is not often composed as a "list"

@Sam JoshCalculating the gain on an investment property is as followsSelling price less adjusted basis less selling expenses.Selling price = Agreed price to sell a propertyAdjusted basis = original purchase price less depreciation plus improvementsselling prices = broker fees, etcIn your case - the gain might be neither 20K or 14K if the investment property was used as a rental and there was depreciation involved.The total gain is composed of capital gains and depreciation recapture.

We have had to build our list slowly and with a lot of effort but our list is composed of true buyers that either have added themselves to our cash buyers list by visiting our landing page website or people we have personally met and asked us to include them on our list.

However, I do still have debt 25k which composes of an auto loan and consumer credit card.My plan is to purchase a 3-5 bed room home.

If your syndication is composed of more than 25% of IRA/401(k) investors, you fall under ERISA and owe fiduciary duties to them.

Just another SPAM post by someone who can take the time to compose a lengthy post but can't be bothered to take a minute to read the Forum rules.

.- Your investment is concentrated in a property, while you can buy futures over an index and the risk is distributed among the stocks that compose the index.- Usually there is leverage associated to real estate purchases and leverage increases risk.- People tend to feel overconfident about real estate even if they dont know what they are doing.