A bag or two extra from a neighbor adds nothing overall, so I don't sweat it.  

I am going to be patient in my approach and wait til the dust settles in the stock market before I have the confidence to pursue deals with low returns.

He had a friend who was at the airport and the friend left his bag a little to close the walking area and someone sued him personally after falling and tripping over the bag.I say where do you stop with all these policies regarding liability?

What they want to do is turn a sow's ear into a silk purse, if they would accept the fact that a sow's hair can just make a good bag, until one can afford a silk purse we'd be better off. 

And.....Another one bites the dust!

I do that all the time.....did not know it made my agent a dirt-bag....geez.I do detect a bias against smokers.

Obviously they have options regarding dealing with the deficiency after the dust settles.

The situation is the husband is a dirt bag, not paying child support and self employed carpenter with no work.

Having bought the property for £128,000 we sold it 18 months later for £322,000 our Real Estate investing career had started.Since then we have bought and flipped many of our own personal homes whilst living in concrete dust and wood chippings and in 2006 having made an international move to Canada we began wholesaling from the moment we discovered that 'paper flipping' didn't involve the renovation work!

They just sit there collecting dust, waiting for their turn for the scrapyard or to have parts taken from them, or perhaps the distant chance that one day all hell breaks loose and we need thousands more military planes to defend ourselves.