Perhaps they destroyed their planet or their star was dying.

Originally posted by Rock Shukoor:Hi Michael and fellow investors,I see that there are a lot of smart people making great suggestions but not all of them are correct.

But I still enjoy it too much, does that mean I haven't hit rock bottom yet?

I saw a humoerous add on Craig's List a while ago that said something to the tune of "Thanks Little Rock for the $50 I made last month".

Here in Little Rock, you can ask $100 per foot (for 2bdrm) in an area where upright bass players in jazz bands live.

The question was about a rock star home.

As a seller, I instructed our agent to provide the appraiser with an ample number of rock solid non-REO comps (the buyers later said they thought it wouldn't pass appraisal and they could negotiate a lower price, but that didn't happen).Sooner or later, the RE industry (read that as Banks, Realtors and Appraisers) need to put aside this "it's a buyers market, buyers get what buyers want" mantra and all homes must be compared to SS and REOs because they are a larger segment of homes sold.

Malcolm Brown, a fellow 5-star that iced the BYU game with his 9-yard run at the end will be a junior.

It's a rock and a hard place because we have one rental already (actually going to get a HELOC on it for part of our start-up cash) and need to build the capital to buy more and this is exactly the kind of deal we want to start with once we get some more cash but if we get it now it may end us before we really get started. 

@Jonathan Tea We do some multifamily in Little Rock, probably 10 or so in the past year.