But facts can be twisted.

We have a property with a third-floor loft serviced by a narrow twisted staircase.  

In the twisted, leftist world of the law, she (her free legal aid lawyer) might even sue you and win!

This tenant has aggressively pursued the owner about cutting the tree and the owner caved in (despite my gentle protests).Tree trimmers are coming in a few days.

Using a 30yr mortgage, 20% down payment, 4% interest, 1% annual property taxes, and 1% annual insurance premium.That means the average person in Vancouver is going to need a $150,000 down payment, and a income to support a $4,200 mortgage for 30 YEARS...That means that the average person is going to be spending $50,400 a year on their mortgage payments.Not sure about Canada, but in the US banks will not loan if your annual mortgage payments is greater than 28% of your gross income.That means a person buying a $750,000 home in Vancouver will need to be making at least $180,000 per year on top of the $150,000 down payment...Here's the twist- If the median income in Vancouver is $200,000 then there wouldn't necessairly be a bubble..

This does not look like a workable plan (putting it gently).  

Preferably one who twist's him up like a pretzel and he fear's in negotiating against. 

Purchased three gently rolling parcels and combined them to create a creekside community of 33 lots.

Yesterday I go to sleep laugh in my dreams about this article and I couldn't believe how the reporter twisted up the purpose to this business.

I'll give another twist on Curtis' good advice and recommend you find some good stores in your area.