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Combine that with a very steep carried interest and I don't care if this is the deal of the century, because if it was, they would not be so fee heavy and rely more on carried interest.Personally, seeing a lot of underperformance in syndications, I do tend to see an inverse correlation between upfront fees and overall performance.  

But when we go ten years without a major hurricane event despite all the predictions that they would get worse . . . meh.Climate fluctuates by the minute, hour, day, week, month, season, year, decade, and century.  

Hey Bigger Pockets members, I'm Michelle Chastain with Century 21 Prestige Realty in Jacksonville AR (close to Little Rock).

Basically, you'll get a few listing that are published by large brokers who are dually listed in Illinois and Indiana such as century 21 or Mccolly.  

Notice it works in a mid century modern or a cottage.SW Alabaster is a warm color but goes with your tenants colors whether they're gray or beige and I'd only use latex so I wouldn't have to fool with oil.  

Something that you really have to take into consideration is that most buildings here are a century old or even older.

Does anyone actually see the open floor plan trend going in the other direction, back towards the mid century era of dark closed off living spaces? 

@Martin Kim: HAVE I GOT THE DEAL OF THE CENTURY FOR YOU!!!

The nineteenth century idea that the wealthy only work with their minds while the poor must work with their hands seems to be reasserting itself in our society. my Drywaller has 400 employees and a company Jet !!