I found it on loopnet oddly enough, and followed It until it fell out of contract. 

I initially lost, but got both of them when initial contract fell through.

New to the Pro-Version although BP got me my first deal 4 years ago - then I fell asleep ...

The deal ultimately fell through since the owners renegoitiated when we were in talks and the price that they ended up at did not cash flow. 

Certainly a win-win.We've had late payers that fell behind and caught up again, over and over.

The neighbors tell us that the taxpayer was going to move in but fell on hard times around 1 1/2 years ago and nobody has been in the house since.

I got close to closing a few deals but they all fell apart.

I then created a transactional product for him to legally take title then he put them on his website.. it worked great for a few years.. until we fell out of favor he went right back to his same method since he did not have me to fund his transactional.. side got caught again and this time it was very serious.. 

I read this section over and over as it gave at least a road map to how the domino's fell the last time we had this collection of challengesSecond Ray was big on the following process: Set and Execute on Audacious Goals, Fail, Learning Principles, Improve, More Audacious Goals ... cycle continuesIn the end a great read and again I find it so sad that I had not heard of Bridgewater or Ray Dalio before I picked up his book.Z

I have a friend who fell 2 and 1/2 stories onto a pile of sand putting on his metal roof .