I suspect that many of the poor and criminally poor may consider themselves somewhat insignificant in the big picture as they do not realize that each decision they make is like a pebble thrown in the water, causing ripple effects that take a while to reach the shore.

So if the debt is 5%, then the debt guy can't drop below that since then proportionately the debt guy would have to inject more capital into the deal for debt service.

Hardly.My first property was at 12.5%, No it wasn't hard money, that was for an owner occupied conventional loan in the early 1980s As a contrarian lets talk about the obvious conclusionsPrices will drop; Higher rates make houses less affordable so prices will drop.

Here a thunderstorm can form from nowhere and drop 3" of rain in under an hour.

I owned a nice home in KC and it took us a while (and several price drops) to get it sold.

Funny how the tenant that "always pays early" tells you last landlord was great because he worked with her a few days here and there.or"I didn't say anything during teh inspection but the sink squirts water when the dishwasher is running, most goes in the sink, but some under and here is the vinyl that the prior landlord put over the water damage.But all in all everything in great condition minor repairs necessary and a good group of long term tenants.Thanks for all the advice.

I was looking for something that can hold all of my marketing leads, customizable with drop down leads, searchable and maybe even have some sort of mail merge feature.

Ali Boone,A friend of mine purchased a Condo, at the height of the Market, on the West Coast of Florida.As part of the deal, it came with a tenant with a one year lease.After the year had passed, my friend stopped receiving the "guaranteed" rent.The developer took that tenant and put them in another Condo,and sold that Condo with the same guarantee.My friend had to find another tenant, and because the rental market had collapsed, she had to drop the rent.

Tile is scary because water can seep through the grout cracks and ruin the subfloor.

In CT, they would consider this practicing real estate without a license, and you could find yourselves in hot water.