I know this is sucky plan, but there's a reason they put lifeboats on ships.

Hey local BP members,Random question, but I am a part time real estate investor (last 4 years) who works for the government that is jumping ship and becoming a full time REI in the winter/spring.

Only complaints I've noticed mainly dealt with shipping/damage issues upon delivery. 

People are at the dock most of the day.

More of Greenacers by 10th and congress i do a Lot of written mail to try to find seller who ready to sell due to landlord ship ..

Jay has been very lucky, but also runs a very tight ship, and has good properties with happy tenants from years of experience.

That ship sailed over 5 years ago.

Many of you have been with us for a long time and know that we run a tight ship.

@William Hochstedler  in other words a rising tide raises all ships.. there is no question that we have a completely new crop and many have not lived or worked through a major down turn.and many as you see on here complain that prices are too high because they bought in the absolute best buying environment in the last 100 years short of the other great depression back in the 30s.

I had expenses that I do not believe should be capitalized with that property such as mileage, shipping costs, purchases of tools, meals.