It grew into a monster with ensuing water damage.

My friends kept saying I was going to get a monster bill in the mail.

I was just doing my usual due diligence, market researchthere was this one MONSTER of a commercial multi-unit that was beyond our price range (6 tenant offices rental).but we thought it was way over priced. we thought it was worth 600k (old bldg), listed 980knet gross income was 80k/yr, it already has 80%-90% occupancywe were thinking an offer of 700kbut we thought that was too low an offer, and financing could happen if we tried hard enough.we ended up buying a few building down at a more affordable 150k.today I remembered the building.... chked in on loopnet. and it was still there!!!!

You do not want some cold robot business name that is boring, you need to stand out from the competition.

How the Investors will view those topics is also unknown.I think it is something to keep an eye on but I don't think this is a monster that will really affect too many street level REI folks.

Blackstone has been a monster here in the Tampa Bay area over the last year buying up thousands of houses.

Robots....http://construction-robotics.com/Don't tell the unions about it though.

You need to speak with an investor savvy lender...you are talking to a robot in a cubicle at those big companies...find a local lender who knows the strategies.

It's a monster house about 4,300 sq ft for the area 3 sides brick with 5 bed and 2 bath upstairs and a half bath on the main.

But if you're looking to buy, there is no way around the Fannie Mae REO monster, but...You could look up the usual Fannie Mae listing agent suspects for your area, call them, and see if they've got the inside scoop on it.