I have spent many months and years chasing others plans and chasing my own tail because I had no idea what I wanted or the real direction I was going.Glad to have you in real estate.P.S.

It's not that much, just enough to be a pain in the tail.

The lone exception would be water for an apartment building where this is only a single meter.My problem with the recapture argument would be that you are always chasing your tail to recover moneys when you earlier paid out for the utilities expense.

Any thoughts about simply jumping on their coat-tails?

The guy is so IN LOVE with himself, it is either very funny or very sad.His voice sounds like a cat with it's tail stuck in a car door.

I really don't think she has an original thought or can hold one for long, if it were not for those around this beauty queen bimbo hanging on to her skirt tail for the notoriety (and money) she wouldn't be where she is today!

I am sure it will involve a lot of travel but when I want to sit on my tail and do nothing I don't want to feel guilty about it.

We are upside down on the mortgage due to the fact we purchased at the tail end of the meltdown.

So.....I guess members will make an emotional connection with him and perhaps I can ride on his coat tails???

This strategy is certainly not hype but real, the only question is, does the individual have what it takes to succeeed which was laid out above in another post (although I would not agree to have "luck" as one of the possible options - save that for Vegas) I make money with knowledge, experience, know-how, a great team, money (that of my own and others) and the willigness and ability to work my tail off.Not sure about all states, but certainly here in CA you can make a killing if you know what you are doing.Best wishes to all for a prosperous investment(s).Will Barnard