If at an Attorney's office with no waiting area (small offices) I ask for sufficient time in setting the closing appointment so one can leave before the other gets there.Assignments are different, you're getting the two mixed up as there the seller A transfers title to Buyer C and you net a fee.

All of these things require a different strategy and exit.The returns you get will be based on if you want cash flow only, appreciation only, or mixed.

Would also be interested in how you manage a 35-unit property, what mix of BR's you like in a complex, and what you've found to be the best sources for institutional financing.

Macro numbers from China are mixed.

There's a Sherwin Williams color I like called Latte (w/ primer and paint mixed together) that's similar to what's in the rest of the house but I'm not sure it's an exact match.

The neighborhood has a mix of concrete and dirt driveways.

Any mixed use?

Should I be looking to do something different like wholesale do to the high taxes on long island or even go out of state and get a couple of different multi-families. from the books I have been reading I get mixed signals about out of town land lording.

Outside of that I like some classic Oakenfold house mixes.

Are other investors mixing up their mailing pieces (i.e. - postcards/letters/yellow letters)?