Hiring a PM will save you money, time, stress, and heart ache.

@Dylan Hattem Whenever someone mentions they want to invest in the DFW area, I recommend they take a look at some of the outlying areas first as many people go straight to the heart of the metroplex.

But this gem( my current primary residence) is for me /family to enjoy hopefully forever or i buy a beach property for me and my sweet heart which i am looking for currently.( Not the sweet heart but the beach property ;) )

Continuously losing out to higher bids on homes you had your heart set on sucks, but it's so important to keep your emotions from clouding your logic in the short term. 

Yesterday, my heart was warmed by communication from three different investors signaling their approval for how @Spark Investment Group conducts their syndication business.

@Tim Bishop  its a fun business for sure.... but more to it than meets the eye as well I know there are those selling systems to do this and like all systems you get what you put into it.. when you say timber... can you be more specific  Timber ( at least northwest timber) is near and dear to my heart... pre tax sale is one of the best ways to purchase.. but in the old days it was not nearly as easy to run people down like it is today.. so the tax sale was the most efficient many tax sales my dad bought 200 to 500 parcels in a two day sale. so you had it brought to you instead of hunting it down

A short 5 miles from the heart of Downtown lays the New Bern Civil War Battle Site, which is a 30 acre practically untouched area with placards giving plenty of information on the battle that happened there in 1862.

Working in path-of-progress, sweat-heart terms from developers attaining sub-market rates, superior inventory, leading to superior tenancy and done correctly, superior returns. 

I see my mum struggling and it breaks my heart.

Here is my thoughts and check me if I’m off:I think the real heart concern for my bride is the risk of over leverage and having some unexpected costs take us out financially.