What if it goes up in flames?  

I saw Many HML companies that raised funds through PPM's go out of bizzness in flames.. they had raised all this dough and had to start paying interest on it form inception of the investments... this led them to negative cash flow almost immediately and they would get desperate to make deals since they were paying on the 10 mil they raised on the PPM.. its a fine line that one..  

Otherwise if he sells to some jerk, your detente may go up in flames.

That is one thing I heard, that they go up in flames fast and depending on the build, particle board floors could easily cave in if exposed to too much moisture.Thanks!

However, upon closer examination through my due diligence period, I found that the business was in flames and spiraling toward the ground.

I saw one of those companies go down in flames.. that is highly risky. there needs to be equity so you can exit if needed.We did not play the hid the cheese from the bank game at all.. we wrote company checks changed insurance etc..

I’m going to stand my ground but try to not inflame them anymore than necessary.

My first house (still own it today) was an assumed mortgage through FHA with Washington Mutual as they were going down in flames.

My brother and I were flying by the seat of our pants and doing well when a set of flats we had just bought went up in flames due to a smoking tenant.As we watched the fireman finish up I said to my brother I guess we are finally going to get something for all those insurance premiums, who did you get to insure it?

What a way to start the new year (and my REI endeavors). Wow...where do I begin? Last summer, as a beginning wholeseller, I started sending out handwritten yellow letters to a neighborhood near me that looked like it ...