About three months ago I stumbled on to this site and have been amazed at all the knowledge that is shared on here, so I finally joined and have take steps to put my investing in motion.I look forward to building fruitful relationships, and learning as much as I can from all of you guys and gals.Thanks for saying Hi,Alex

Its a matter of your financial stability (can you sustain the monthly nut indefinitely) and your tolerance for risk.

What is your business plan in a nut shell to start purchasing?

Armed with this information they went nuts on the guy for lying to them.

If the guy is that scatterbrained that he throws out a bid before realizing the entire scope of the job/problem, then tries coming back to double the bid, I'd seriously re-think whether I want that guy working on my property to begin with.I'd tell the guy you'll get back to him after you get some additional bids from someone who understands the problem better and prices it accordingly.Cold storage, or "fruit cellars" as we used to call them on the South Side, were notorious for being damp, leaky areas. 

Better to get a small piece of a ripened fruit than a large piece of a rotten one. 

I will also help others do exactly as I have so that they may live a fruitful life as well.

Do some research out here farmers use them to hold tarps down on their feed and nut piles.

Also I am looking to network with buyers and sellers alike so that we all can make lasting fruitful relationships.

In the meanwhile, I'm looking forward to a long and fruitful career in this business and getting to know everybody here!