I checked out their website and that's cool that they let you buy smaller quantities of cards (100, 250, etc).

I guess I'm just a proponent of Occam's Razor...when I hear about someone stealing small quantities of food, I assume it's because they're hungry...But you're right, it could have been for any number of reasons.

Making quantity offers is certainly a way to go (most investors use this route), but I prefer to form relationships and avoid the numbers game as well as the bidding wars game.

I truly believe that with leasing and management, it is the quality of ones efforts rather than the quantity of properties one represents.

but most "bad" bikers move quantity, and aren't usually standing on a corner selling $5 rocks.

All else constant, that drives down the value of the dollar in the FOREX relative to yen and decreases the quantity of dollars traded on the FOREX market.3.

My friend and I plan to buy large quantities of skin care products, either from big names like Estee Lauder and Clinique, or less well-known brands, on a regular base (monthly) and at discounts.

If it were somewhere like Atlanta or Houston or somewhere where so many investors are buying, and some of which in huge quantities, I would avoid the property like the plague because that means all the professionals passed it up.

And old corny saying but its to live by "its not about quantity its about quality"..The more deals you close "even if your fee isn't so great" the more marketing dollars you have to build and build...QUALITYAnd this is all my opion and my experience, everyones entitled to their own....

Glad to have you here on BP, hope that you enjoy poking around and taking advantage of the immense quantity of knowledge on the site.As far as if your plan is reasonable - you mention that you are barely breaking even, but you're paying down principal of the loan.