For all we know, he did it to garner press when book sales were down (the whole "any press is good press" thought).And as to whether or not he's a good teacher, or whether his ideas or good or not, opinions on that are fine.

Sorry for the long introductory e-mail, but I have a pressing concern.I'm located in the Bronx in New York.

There are both legal and tax reasons to have an operating agreement.I suggest the books by Nolo Press.

If the numbers work, then step up and take it down.In this market, things are so competitive that I think you'll be hard pressed to put in super low bids.

:-)One thing to keep in mind on properties like this -- if you're planning to sell for less than $50K, retail buyers are going to be very hard-pressed to find a lender who will lend (most conventional lenders won't lend under $50K).So, you're either going to have to:1.

If you haven't seen, we are getting a lot of national press and this is bringing the "gurus" to town and creating a mess in the industry for us as we now have tons of wannabees running around trying to be investors.

I imagine a campaign in golf mags, big city newspapers, press releases etc..I have seen it done in Cali, Santa Barbara specifically and always coincided during slow RE markets.

Must be the “new math”.From an Associated Press article:"One reaction is shock that a company that reaffirmed its book value at around $84 on Wednesday can be worth $2 per share four days later on Sunday," said Deutsche Bank analyst Mike Mayo. 8)

(assuming they have a serious disability.)It may be risky as far as profit goes, but you could get the press involved, and draw serious attention.

Who cares about how much one can bench.....it matters none.