@Joshua Ford Hey!

Home Depot with about 20 people in a ford escort.

"After studying over 500 millionaires, including Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and Charles M.

I can't imagine buying a 1972 Ford Pinto (a very cheap economy car designed for fuel efficiency) and deciding that I wanted to transform it into a luxury sports car.

This is considered as a buyer incentive or as I called it  Contract Candy,  other incentives you can put in your contract offer;Seller transfer the 1980 Ford Truck in the garageTo contribute $5,000 at settlementTo leave all furniture in the house (a list of items attached)To give Buyer a Home WarrantyAnything you can negotiate while making your offer is a benefit to you immediately especially if you decide to sell the property. 

I have been focusing on developments in markets I think have high growth potential and have considered purchasing a primo lot in a new development, wait for others to buy and build the lots, and then sell my lot using a "last bottle on the shelf" approach.

Kim Ford

@Kim Ford, you can deal with anyone you like provided you stick to the general formula of a flip:Purchase Price (including realtor fees, assignment fees, etc) = 70% ARV - Rehab costWhich in your example turns out to $113,557 (0.7 x 162,225 - 0)So a flipper would be looking to purchase it for around $113.5K.

Mattingly Ford.  

But he stands out for his restless pursuit of new markets, leading Amazon into risky new ventures like the Kindle and cloud computing, and transforming retail in the same way Henry Ford revolutionized manufacturing.James’s Interesting Facts and Takeaways from the book:- Jeff Bezos (JB) doesn't allow power point decks in meetings rather 5-6 page narratives.