Lots of contracts floating around you can use.

I wasn't planning on doing this, but when the idea was floated to me I did get very curious.

With a multifamily property, that denominator seems like it can sort of float and I cant seem to figure out when to stop adding capital expenditures to the denominator of the equation. 

Paint walls and replace carpet with snaplock floating wood-look vinyl floor?  

All houses in the area have small floating docks.So we own the rights to the lake BED.

I think the plank ones are better...the floating interlocking ones.

Suffice to say I am getting a little antsy.Be that as it may, I have had this idea rolling around in my brain for some weeks now so I thought I would float it out to the BP universe to see what other thoughts there might be.I was thinking of possibly offering to buy my landlord's house.. the one that I currently live in...Some of the reasons why I'm thinking this might be a good Prospect is that; house is in need of work.

Once again, Jawsette, you're just making things up...During the speech that W gave on the aircraft carrier that day, in front of the "Mission Accomplished" banner, W said nothing about Iran, but instead claimed that this marked the end of major combat operations in Iraq and that the U.S. and its allies had prevailed.Perhaps you need to watch it again to refresh your memory:http://www.youtube.com/watch?

If they are in multiple projects (ie SFR here, Duplex there, 10 unit elsewhere) then fix one to maximum value/rent and sell it, then work through each one until they are all sold.Of course, with the amount of capital floating around now, there are more folks that are willing to take a bad deal, so you might just get lucky to sell at appraisal.

If not, like already stated, it seems as if they may be using the CC to "float" their business.