Seems my week for sharing my embarrassing experiences on here and on my blog lol.I tried network marketing for an energy company in the UK and I worked my *** off and did crap.

Embarrass yourself - make low ball offers every day - you can't help it if the seller wants more than you want to pay!

Not only were they embarrassed for purchasing the pile of copied paper they were insulted by the people who sold them this pile of paper, for not making it work because it had worked for thousands of others.Oh yeah, they finally gave me the course they bought and I looked it over.

Brandon TurnerI heard that if your offer doesn't embarrass you then its too high!

I've seen so many business owners suffer because the last business was too lazy or embarrassed to take legal action to prevent the issue from happening again.

A big deterrent to evictions is the unknown fears of tenants: Where will they go, how will the deal with the embarrassment, will they find a new place, where will their things go?

Opposing plantiffs completely embarrassed.

I feel embarrassed at times but people here know that real estate investing is not what the gurus portray it to be - it's difficult, fraught with dangers & risks and you can lose money...even with a no money down deal! 

This is kind of an embarrassing question but I'm trying to find an article or blog that lists decent ranges to consider on certain criteria when evaluating multifamily (i.e., cash on cash return, CAP rate, etc). 

I intend to do more research. lets be realistic.. here.. sellers are embarrassed and dont want to talk to realtors..