I felt like this book wasn't written well, but it's stuffed with good info about creating deals with zero down.

I remember she and I sitting around the dining room table at my parent's house, where I was living without electricity because they couldn't pay the bill, stuffing envelopes by candlelight so I could get rich quick.

Stuffing your kids stockings with the title to a $0 house likely isn’t your target You're saying D I said C or D mainly C and I disagree that it will depreciate because one thing you're not taking into account is those D and C can become trendy areas and see appreciation is that 1000% but the long game of banking on appreciation to be is very risky but there are ton of factors that go into and most are out of your control.

As mentioned in several posts, before we starting removing disposers we were getting 2 to 5 calls per week for leaking, jammed and over-stuffed disposers.

The tenants had stuffed food inside it when they were evicted and it was crawling with maggots.

I don't know how much of a problem "tenant stuffing" is but many people want to market a "full property" to make the financials look good.  

I agree with @Chris Feltus on paying for the stuffing of the envelopes.

It's a definitely an overwhelming process - picking the right furnitures, decorating the space, stuffing the house, etc.

We scheduled phone calls with about 800 of our investors, 400 down and 400 to go, and so far the feedback has been about 80% see this as an opportunity.  10% are stuffing their mattress, and 10% are looking at stocks. 

There is a bag on the left side that is stuffed with other bags.