BP doesn't hide real names of users which adds validity to whats posted on here and I think this site does a good job of keeping guru spam out. 

Originally posted by @Kyle Steiner:I'm writing an offer on a property that I'm planning to pay all cash for. 

I was told that offerings that we see on sites like fundrise may be inexperienced or not the best syndicators that may prey on inexperienced investors who don't have the ability to participate in syndications because of a lack of substantial capital and that capable syndication operators would not resort to posting on sites like that because they have a group of investors that trust them and they don't have to share a fee to the site.

There was so much water that we had to use a pump and mini x to get to the shutoff.I am posting this because I want to add some extra emphasis on how important systems and good employees are to your success.I was in Hawaii over three thousand miles away and we were able to get this taken care of without me there and without help outside of our contacts. 

Your post is confusing because an HOA cannot make a modification to a common element and then charge 1 owner for that *UNLESS* that owner or their tenants damaged the property to begin with.

Yes, I had this post mixed up with another one, which is why I changed my post.

Quote from @Caroline Gerardo: Please post the before photographs of subject.

You can search on the forums for lots of posts about how to determine class, some even delve into local criteria like asset price etc.

Second on nreigI believe they have a month to month optionOriginally posted by @Curt Smith:Hi Stephan,  I use nreig.com for builders risk insurance. 

I like posting data that is "against the grain" to get a conversation started.