We have poured too much into this property but it could still work well.  

Ça serais avec plaisir pour le café!

With that said I would imagine that the answer is "it depends".

You're making a killing in this deal, as is your investor, but I can't imagine you'd make a good name for yourself profiting this much in one transaction.

Imagine buying a house for $50,000, investing another $20,000 in renovations, and then…nothing.

Although an exact cause for the leak was never actually found, the wall that was suspected of having intrusion problems had any and every imaginable hairline crack patched up.

I would imagine a physics undergrad would be much more strenuous than engineering, judging by the physics labs here at UK.

The price of properties in Australia are obviously very different to the American market, I can't even imagine something like wholesale buying and although I have found the bp podcasts very informative at this stage I am still coming to terms with concepts and terminology.

You'll need to pour over the bylaws to see what the board is or is not able to do but this appears to be a type of contribution increase to the HOA that needs full shareholder approval and can't be voted on in a closed board meeting.

Imagine if you can show this during the Superbowl (lol).