(which technically is still my money but a smaller slice). 

It also helps raise the bar, but agents need to know if they take a wholesale slice it has to go through the brokerage.On the last part also yes.

I use it with spinach/kale and all kinds of fruit, some almond milk, water, frozen mango, sunflower seeds and half a spoon of Rockin' Wellness....yum...and so easy to make and clean

Yes cashflow is nice and everyone wants it but in my case it's one slice of the overall picture.

They take the phone book and slice it down by criteria that makes folks "likelier" to be a motivated/distressed seller (certain age, high equity, probate, notice of default, tax sale, etc).

You’re a liar no matter how you slice it and I have the proof to back it all up that’s why you’re so upset!

.: @Marcus AuerbachThe thing I always think about when I look at the homes along the golf courses is how much I really don't want to know what goes on in them. main thing I look at is why the heck would they buy one 180 to 200 yards off the tee box right where golfers are going to slice or hook into their house break windows and then walk through your flower beds to find their lost ball...

But if you really love the area and want a slice of some of that beautiful CA coast, I'm sure there is a way to make your dream happen if you're willing to spend the extra money and go through a bit of headache!

Paying off a low interest rate loan with a high interest rate loan is NEVER a good idea, no matter how it’s sliced, diced, or sold.  

You cannot slice an item into 6 pieces and apply de minimis to each piece.