Since you were presenting an offer... the offer should have been in writing...

Or, “So, what do you do all day”… Or, “It must be nice getting those big checks”… funny the things they perceive to be what is involved…They don’t see me writing fat checks all the time to make things go, or spend nights and weekends working, firing contractors, all of the things it takes to be successful.

A new CEO sweeps out all the questionable deals and take a write down as far as legally possible.

The point of this question is not for you to start writing up a repair list but if a seller tells you the property is not in good shape they will be more receptive to a low offer.

It is like writing a novel!!!!

Writing grant applications, administering staff.

I have no problems bidding and writing proposals for pcc work.

You have to pay for a copy of their contract, but it is cheaper than paying a lawyer to write a contract just for you.Contracts are probably free to members, and being a member of the local landlord association is a good idea if you want to own a rental.

I spoke recently with a friend who writes a great investment/economic newsletter, and has been uncannily accurate for the past 10 years.

“Depletion or depreciation” on a tax return are “paper” write offs... meaning you didn’t actually spend “cash money” to get these deductions.