I'm getting warm water only if the knob is turned almost to the far side, then suddenly it's hot if it's totally to the side.

The only thing that makes this appear different is the sheer volume of claims and the accompanying emotions.Yeah, it sucks but you can't start covering claims like this with only some people or suddenly you're legally responsible for all of them.

If the buyer is using the listing agent, and especially if they're a 1st time buyer, then chances are the buyer is going to be suspicious of the LA's advice should sudden speed bumps pop up during the deal.

Once that happens, when you post an ad, you'll suddenly capture the attention of the community.If you just advertise without the social component, there is a pretty good chance that your ad will fail . . .Thoughts?

To me, that's one of the biggest drawbacks of owning numerous entities--if my state decides to jack up the annual fee suddenly to make some extra revenue, I'm screwed and there's not much I can do about it unless I want to go back to owning in my own name.

The great thing about my opportunity is that there is an aggressive revitalization effort going on in my market, which is really starting to gain traction due to a significant surge in both industry and entertainment over the last few years.

Their profits surged, Moody’s in particular: it went public, saw its stock increase sixfold and its earnings grow by 900 percent.http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/27/magazine/27Credit-t.html?

You offer to sell something low enough and all of a sudden, you get a ton of people bidding way above asking price.

@Tajinder KandolaIf you are looking to invest in property in the lower mainland, better analyse your deals under flat conditions (no appreciation) or even duress (what happens to your condo if Vancouver suddenly concludes real estate is 40% over-valued?).

This all seemed good and my plan was to acquire as many of these as i could afford as soon as i gathered the capitol for the down payment.The problem is what if you find your place suddenly vacant ie. renter dies, moves, stops paying so you evict and can't get another tennant. what do you do?