Putting Romeo and Juliet to an RE a story as fiction would be entertaining, if fools think it's a business text then what the heck......as said, there's a fool born every minute. :) .

Welcome to BP Kelly MelroseI used to live in Montgomery Village.

.-2011 graduate of Grove City College (BS in entrepreneurship)-Previously worked at a private equity firm-Passionate about startups and hope to start a business in the future-Enjoy brewing beer with friends and reading non-fiction booksAnyone else out there from Pgh?

The same Marco Kozlowski that had to leave the country for fear that some of the people he screwed over might come after him Pulp Fiction style.

One does not have to be a millionaire to be comfortable and happy.And even the poorest of folks in our country don't have to walk for hours crossing a field where lions seek you for diner just to get to the nearest river of somewhat contaminated water and then back to a village carrying the heavy bucket just to have a drink.

The bottom 3,800 sq ft is office and storage in an "open floor plan".My question, without having seen it yet or talking with the village.

Granted neither of us are very experienced investors, we still found ourselves negotiating terms to fictional deals.I am currenly in a situation where I am looking for some private money, mind you for this deal most investors will be friends/ family.

These farmers were assisted by private money lenders operating out of the local villages.

When I realized that my talent at fixing things is a total fiction my presence is not necessary.

The inspectors were going to be laid off as well; the village made a decision to have them inspect EVERY HOUSE that went into foreclosure BEFORE it went on the market.They would even go in the crawlspace (apparently, they didn't have much else to do with their time) & write up EVERYTHING.So what happens?