ben -both interesting pointsbottom-line-no blood in the gameyou are opening yourself up for a lot of grief if you are going to trust someone with a handshake these days especially a build dealif I were you id look for something else besides this pot of gold under the rainbowresearch-research-researchyoull find all kinds of cases where the good guy got taken- that would be you my friendjust tryin to give you a heads upenjoy

No time for that and DEFINATELY no time to scrape all that glue up, the lino isnt going to budge either without some kind of blood sacrifice.I have to get these tiles in!

I was born and raised on a farm so it's in my blood.

I hope you find (as most do) that Oklahoma gets in your blood and it is much easier to move to than to move away from.

I live in California and but the property values are too expensive for my blood so I've opted to travel to southern Michigan once a month to do my investing.

I know just enough about our taxes to get my blood boiling; after that I pay my accountant well. :)Positive:  very landlord/investor friendly, which I do not take for granted!!

This is probably time to mention that I am telling you to be aware that there are many blood-suckers on the Internet and just be aware of their intent and they know how to sell based on emotion to sell things you do not really need and real estate brings in a bunch of money from beginners that have not learned yet to be aware of them.I do think that technology has much to do with effective marketing and sales.  

Although our projects have been long in terms of time, all have been initially bought with cash and renovated by cash, blood, sweat, and tears.

Real estate is years of blood, sweat, and tears before the "passive income" phase kicks in.

The story: First off, I am as red blooded as one can get, I love my country and my military.