Since we had burned several weeks of time trying to jump through all of the Homepath financing hoops, we just did it all cash - told the banker to go pound some sand..

Mine was a thicker tip-sheared plush carpet, nuetral color and it was about 5 years without much wear until I got some burn holes when that dad replaced it all.

As a landlord I've been burned by PM companies in the past.

Sometimes I've gotten burned on my peronal transactions, because I go out of my way to be extra fair to the other party.

You might ask if the fire department needs some practice, they might burn it down for you!

Took me over 2 months to find the owner of the next door townhouse who let 3 families move in, city couldn't prove it so they were a huge problem, their kids started setting fires in random backyards, burning up lawn furniture, etc.

The paperwork would have to be impeccable so that the investor wouldn't get burned tho

If I have to take the property back, that is fine too.When I say I got burned on a second, I carried a small $17,000 second and received the sum total of $75.00 on it.

These rates have also been considerably higher than if you were purchasing.It was explained to me that the lenders really got burned by investors pulling cash out then walking when values dropped during the recent crash.I see in your bio you are an agent.

I really haven't seen builders get burned, but I'm sure it happens.