So the operator doesn’t want you to waste their time if the appraisal is off a bit from the asking, but at the same time the contract ensures you have an out if it wildly differs, in other words that they’re not bilking you.

Most I talk to say we don't do loans that low and that's it, and a couple have said that it just to low of amount for them to waste time on.

Agents who say they are going to sue over this are wasting their time.

@Aaron Ross Joel is right, setting up a REIT is expensive, and it's wasted effort without millions of backing (and I don't mean two million!).

There has not been a single broadcast that has not provided me value or that I felt was a waste of my time.

I am not sure if it would be a waste of time and money on my first deal.

Jerry W is right. 45° installations require 15-20% waste factor however, an engineered, floating hardwood can have as much as 20-25% waste.

Anything under 20% and I needed mortgage insurance which seems like a complete waste of money.

If the washer and dryers are front load you should think of putting a counter above them.

It wasn't a total waste of my time; I learned so much in that experience.