My agent got an email from auction.com that says the following “ If you or your bidder would like additional guidance on the relative strength or weakness of an intended bid amount, please call one of our Sales Advisors at 800-844-xxxx” What do you think?

I was able to get the hard money secured for this first deal and then my partner handled everything on the construction side of things (dealing with contractors, bids, etc.)We both did a part of the business that came easy to us, and to this day we continue to flip houses and our skillsets compliment each other's weaknesses.

If you want to make weak offers, use anyone.

Any compelling strengths or weaknesses to either program?

I would only consider a weak Popeyes tenant like that if per the lease they have to disclose sales and personal and business financials with a full guaranty from both.

Colorado LLC law is weak when it comes to asset protection, and that is part of the reason I wanted to have a Wyoming LLC holding company.

In regards to my business, my MAIN weakness is in my understanding of taxes.

If the tenants concept is oddball or has specific heavy TI components then if they go dark it could be very expensive for the landlord to get in re-rentable shape again as most new tenants would not want the space in it's current special use form.Also if it's a weak tenant that is not national I do not like to see rent increases every 3 or 5 five years at 2% a year.

This is probably a weak question, but I'm curious as to what people's thoughts are one dress code when networking.

Hi All, I'm a Chicago-based husband and father with a complete and total weakness for red salsa, stout beer, single family rentals in Alabama, green salsa, and George R.