Per applicant they got into a bad lease (a news article also said this ) for a building that needed costly upgrades and maintenance, for which they were responsible, that sucked them dry.

when your hide you hand, the im a contractor from bklyn ny (still here) and im thinking on starting rehabbing and flipping in south florida. its all dried up nyc. i cant tell you how many times people here will haggle with me on price using poor mouthing.... then they are having material shipped from Switzerland for me to install... not always from there but u get the gist.it creates problems for me as i have to change order them rather than give them a price for everything prior. all to save a buck and make a buck...but it ends up costing them more later. where would be a good place to looking for property, around 500k?..

We are adding lots of interesting features to our landscaping including a dry river bed, sitting area, and pavers.

Plus, I got tired of Uncle Sam bleeding me dry every tax year.  

Jobs dried up and people were out of work.  

I have been eyeballing properties up there as it is so dry here in the metro and Norco areas.

The door has a 6" gap at the top to help it dry out, but I find that just isn't enough.

This protects lenders from having a borrower run the Property dry without keeping it up which is especially bad for a lender if they have to foreclose.

The methods they teach are cut and dry and you can learn for free here at BP.

We did see some standing water toward the back part of the backyard when we looked at this house, but we were hoping it was still just drying up since we had such a snowy winter.