Pueblo Reservoir offers boating, camping, fishing, and we have a great view of the Rocky Mountains, Wet Mountains, Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Spanish Peaks. 

*drops mic*  I had to fish out your answer :)Thank you my man!

It sounds like you're fishing in the retail pond instead of the wholesale pond.

I am the Broker in Charge of a two-man real estate company and the top real estate agent in a rural niche which includes a small coastal fishing town.  

I am the Broker in Charge of a two-man real estate company and the top real estate agent in a rural niche which includes a small coastal fishing town of McClellanville.

Rewire depends on whether the walls are open or whether it needs to get fished through the walls.

If you're the only fish in the pond then by default that makes you the high bidder............but it looks like you're in Chicago, and that's a big pond to have only one fish =)

It seems like from an investment standard the 30yr is better because the excess cash can yield higher rates elsewhere than sitting as equity.I'm a small-fish compared to some on this board (only 2 rentals ) , but I went with 30's on the properties I bought, not so much because i have a use for "excess cash", but because the lower monthly "nut" makes it easier to finance more properties, should I come across any.

But let's say for devil's advocate - they find a home as Richard Fish at 123 Happy Lane Chicago, ILL from the county rolls.

@David Faulkner is on the right track, but at this FMR, I would expect tons of amenities, lots of cultural activities near-by and an ocean view.I see the seller is speculating / fishing just to get out of the property.