Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely concerned with the movement of small green pieces of paper, which was odd because on the whole it wasn't the small green pieces of paper that were unhappy.

It had beautiful built-ins that I wanted to keep but the sink area was a disaster:It did have a cool vintage backsplash which we salvaged.We built this so it would match the rest of the kitchen and also accommodate some modern conveniencesThese built-ins are the reason I didn't want to gut the kitchen:My favorite thing about this kitchen is the mint green vintage stove.

We were never really 100% sure until July 26th, 2013.As I was at Brake Check having the usual maintenance done, I stumbled across the day's San Antonio Express-News (paper) and on the headline reads "Valley Green-Card Fraud Alleged".Our investor who within months of opening his Regional office earlier last year recruited up to $100MM in foreign investment funds.It turns out the FBI had been following him in all his activities since last year and are now charging him with wire fraud, money laundering, and transportation of stolen property.Yes we didn't close a deal and yes God saved us from a future pain of unnecessary loss.You may Google "USA Now Regional Office LLC" then click news...

So, should I use a syndication to keep their money going, allow a bigger return from them because its a pool of funds yet take care of myself for what I bring to the table besides green?

Am I showing just how green I am by being surprised at that?

I have been lurking on this awesome site for a while and finally decided to take a moment to sign up.My name is Lisa Green.

Welcome Michael Green.

Just like the game Monopoly: four small green houses = one red hotel.Apartments come in all sizes: duplex, triplex, fourplex, and just about any unit count from there.

With commercial, (I am speaking as very green layman) don't you have to sometimes "build to suit" and often wait a year or more for tenant in some economies?

Look at the Tea Party -- whether you agree with their principles or not, you should be thrilled that a group of people had the ability (and the freedom) to come together to define a set of ideologies and promote those ideologies on a national platform.One day, the Tea Party, the Green Party, the Libertarians, the Constitutionalists or some other group of like-minded folks will grow enough of a following to rival and perhaps take control from the two major parties in this country.We should embrace and encourage that, not try to quash it by saying things like, "You're throwing your vote away."