When I spoke to David Hughes yesterday If you express yourself he gets angry and refuses to listen and says he will block you and cancel your loan.

When I spoke to David Hughes yesterday If you express yourself he gets angry and refuses to listen and says he will block you and cancel your loan.

I am an investor with my license and I cannot begin to express how much it is vital to real estate.

I'm not an attorney, but as a CPA I know what verbiage to use to express limited assurance and mitigate liability in regards to tax matters.

I expressed my discontent and asked how was this not know before and that I had already given them a check for the appraisal that says it's non-refundable.

Look for a college with a strong liberal arts base—one that teaches thinking and expression; one that gives as much time to wrestling with ideas and questions that matter as it does to teaching you how to be a cog in society.

Whether or not values, cap rates, and rents go up or down (and I agree they do go up and down), it's clear that they they're mathematically related, and it's clear that lenders and appraisers can--and do--express that mathematical relation using standard formulas.

While I appreciate the opportunity for BP members to interact with you candidly, I think it tends to intimidate those who may want to express their negative experience (if one exists) with you watching.

When I emailed about cancelling the deal he called and I expressed my concerns about the numbers not being great to begin with, about the freeway noise, and the frustration with the property manager not coordinating the home inspection.

A better option may be to call listing agents for properties that are listed for things that are close to what you are looking for, express interest in the listing and maybe even ask them to write up an offer for you if you are close in price.