I am at the tail end of subdividing my property.

Remove continuous flow and add a tail piece.

I've certainly used up enough time "tail chasing' to justify just buying what I need!

Indy is loaded with hedge funds that have moved in on the tail end of the rental boom (along with KC and STL). 

I feel like you're chasing your tail here.

I wrote an article about it on Forbes, and basically said that something to consider is the fact that we’re in the midst of a very long cycle, and we’re probably approaching the tail end of a great expansion.

There is an old saying; Never let the tax tail wag the investment dog.

On the tail end we had a pipe bust in the attic which flooded all the way to the ground floor, essentially destroying the new drywall, paint, and several light fixtures.

We're at the tail end of a cash-out and it has been treated as if it were an entirely different animal than a rate term refi.

I actually have my own formulated deal analyzer that analyzes the property as a rental, rehab or whole tail.