I look at it like playing poker , never count your chips at the table .   

The best way to explain it is thats its like playing poker for the first time. since its your first time you wouldn't just walk up to a poker table in a casino and drop 50 grand right off the top right?

Matt, as I recall, the HUD site has the legal/acceptable room occupancy on a table illustrating square footage and volume requirements (like average ceiling height of 7' for floor space to be counted).

If you have driven by route 5 from Bay area to LA, there is a this mountain called Tejon ranch. 

Originally posted by @Jeremy Tillotson: If it is an REO you are wholesaling then another way to do it is to have your end buyer be an approved signor on the transaction and then at closing you get you cut under the table.

Stone Mountain is pretty dicey in my opinion, and I live here.  

Please give me criticism / ideas / responses, if you have time.I will warn you in advance that A) I have a full time job and B) I spend a lot of time in the mountains with friends to make me happy.

You need to really look at your current loan amortization table.

De-lever, don't be afraid to take some chips off of the table with the bottom 20% of your holdings while the market is still in stasis.

Just make sure you bring something to the table.