for flipping, my greatest problem with that is using a personal guarantee.i have excellent credit, cash and what not, but personal guarantees don't sit well with me.

There's a good chance that the plumbing and fixtures have been stolen if a property sits long enough up here and hasn't been properly secured immediately.

You should have six monthsof payments for any loan sitting in the bank in additionto your rainy day savings.

get used to the lingo and when you're ready, sit down and either create or get help creating a financial plan for yourself.

I would sit back and watch what happens to the sales in the development before I would pour any money into it.

A few hours before we were supposed to be there, the listing agent called him and said the bank just decided to take an offer they got 4 weeks ago and had been sitting on.

I've tried working for 4 different ones, and I had to be teriminated by each, because I literally told each and every one of them off, because I told them these deals have to move fast, and they left my files sitting on their junked up desks for 4 days growing dust!

I'd say 90% or more of it ever sold is sitting under someone's bed, or in their closet, and eventually will end up on ebay or craigslist!

I could price it higher, but the market in this particular town is slower and I don't want to sit on the house.

I always joke with my wife that if I ever had to get a real job, I would be the most annoying co worker ever, because all day I would sit around the office telling "back when I was an investor stories".