I went around yesterday and collected about 12 real estate flyers on about 5 streets.

the landlord boarded up the door and the street facing windows.

@Bryan BlanckeHit the streets dude!

In other words, they know that there really is a house at 104 Oak Street, and that there really is a house next door at 108 Oak Street, but that there is no house at 106 Oak Street. 

Use it at your own risk, but if you do, you may well have to answer to a federal judge how putting this fine owner out on the street "helped" him.

While a street MBA is incredibly valuable, I think the ability to experiment within the confines of an academic institution as well as the ideas that you are exposed to really shifts your perspective.

This property you're describing is just up the street of one that I manage.

All year round there would be a line outside 31st street for a soup kitchen.

It's easier said than done, we like to tweak and "fix" things.Malkiel's classic, A Random Walk Down Wall Street does a great job covering systematic and unsystematic risks.

I assume he wouldn't want to do more than 10 years but that would be pushing it.He is trying to give me a deal but the property is in the middle of properties selling for $30k and $50k+ on Cummings Street.