Has anyone resolved to want to invest in real estate then LIFE HAPPENS which keeps us from it or distracts us just enough from what we want to makes us question is this fate telling us this is not what wasn't meant fo...

So I was exploring a deal in Dallas.  Sale price from wholesaler is $406,000 (he has it under contract at $395k)Rehab breakdown (based on bids):  - $6,100 on foundation- $89,500 on cosmeticsAnd here's where the confus...

Alternately, another foundation contractor _may_ be able to help, but it obviously may be a conflict of interest.

no it is a conflict of interest.

It creates a conflict between scientific theory (not law) and faith that really didn't need to exist in the first place.

History shows that it only brings a long, bloody conflict and the main victims are the civilian population.

I am very capable of covering all services, but there is an inherent conflict of interest built into the way owners generally look to hire and pay their managers.Granted, there are good managers that figure out a way to keep the lights on without digging too deep into their clients pockets, but the problem (in my opinion) is with the pay structure that is commonly used.

I can say that I will never convert any listing lead into a wholesale lead but I still see some conflict of interest.

I'm curious to learn who here looks at income taxes they way I do.I want to reduce my tax burden as much as I can but increase my tax liability as much as I can.If that seems to be a conflicting position to you, let me explain.By tax burden, I am referring to my marginal tax rate from the IRS and my states.

My uncle is so addicted to weight lifting he actually misses birthday parties and family events if they conflict with his workout schedule.