Speculators that are either good or lucky (or both) made a ton of money, but Devil Take the Hindmost (straight link to Amazon, no affilate id).I don't pretend to know where the speculator's money will go next.

This isn't brain surgery, but you can't ignore the basics or pretend that they don't apply to you.Good Luck,Mike

We can't pretend these things don't exist and don't cost money to repair or replace.

In addition, there are thousands of other pretenders out there that are also claiming lower expenses.

Forum is now in session :beer: ( we will pretend the beer is a gavel).

If you don't know the law, don't pretend to . . . it just makes you sound silly, and could get you into trouble.

He made threats and a couple of days before the eviction hearing, he pulled down the ceiling in the kitchen and pretended that his mother had been injured when the ceiling "collapsed".

Multiplying gross rents by 50% is hardly constitutes due diligence, but we can pretend it is to conclude this thread (I think this will be the last time I speak up on this matter---I'm tired of fighting off the cronies and "experts" that have read a book).

Most of them are just pretending to be investors and many don't have any money or good credit.

Long story even longer, turned out Stan was a con man-- he blew into town, placed an ad, lined up several simultaneous jobs, hired drunks from the local bar who showed up and pretended to work, took whatever money he could get and left town.