I just watched & to tell you the truth what was said by both resonated with me far more than either of the major party canidates.

If you have not and would like to see it here is where I found it.

http://www.ron...

I know theres a debate as to whether its worth it to do your own work, or hire a contractor, but for my first one, I'd like to do the work because:1.

Palin even tried to copy the word in the debate.

I think something like a new roof, foundation repair, etc were excluded.The point was to eliminate any debate on who was at fault for constant college student related damage.

In my area they almost ALWAYS list above the real value of the home; they never want to negotiate; and, they take everything personal.There might be a subtle difference in what we're debating though.

Originally posted by "raywashington":getting a license is probably one of the biggest liabilities a real estate investor can have.Iv'e read a lot of debates about whether it's worth it to get a real-estate license if one is an investor.I've heard several times from many people with experience that having a license is a liability.What legal liabilities can occur?

In any case, I've been debating doing a condo conversion and selling it in halves, or holding it for a few more years.The positives of selling it now that I see are:-I would have more cash available for making other investments.

Then make your own decisions and do what appear to work successfully in your marketEven here on BP there are debates about what works and what does not.

I'm just debating whether or not I should try selling off the units.

I've never done a condo conversion before, so I'm just debating if I should try it or not.