Blackjack RE is certainly owned by a gambler....  

I appreciate the in depth analysis.

Unless load bearing members are burnt to a certain depth/ratio, the city will let you keep them in place and even scab next to them.

My personal goals are to find out more in depth on what I'm doing and try to figure out what my "niche" is.

I found the article to be quite simplistic and lacking depth.

His info is very in depth and covers so much about the due diligence process, it will be invaluable info once you have something under contract.

. , @Ryan Fong and anyone else who attended Brad Sumrok's seminars in the past: I had bought Brad's apartment investor mastery online course, is the weekend seminar pretty similar or does he offer more depth?

Some people shine brightest when staring up from the depths of their position.

Depending on the depth of the crisis, other items may have higher value and more readily accepted in trade - food, water, water purification systems, tools.

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