There is no point in paying down a mortgage in a rush since all that does is create dead equity, cash that could be better used to invest.

1 week old dead body on the couch that her dogs had been snacking on. almost made me quit the biz.

If it gets 50% percentile I give it a dead average score of 5 out of 10.

If there was a fire in her unit, because of all the fuel, it would burn very hot and quickly, endangering everyone in the building and creating more deadly smoke than would be normal in such a situation.

I'm sure they are traumatized. 2 dead cats and 9 dumpsters later, we got it demo'd and then 25 gallons of Kilz Max sprayed on every surface.Buy $110kFix $65kARV $220kTo go back in time, I would have postponed the foreclosure instead of rushing to close beforehand, then had some very ample support to get a short sale down to $60k or less.

At least I have enough small things to do at the properties that I don't have to click on that "wholesaling is dead, advanced wholesaling is my crack" link I see on top of my screen every day.

They kick butt in the market and dont have to sweat, worry about anything - they go about their business.But lenders these days have many overlays - so depending on the bank it helps to know where I can get a deal done rather than "rate" which is important.For example, I could run a FHA deal through DU get an approval and have the overlays make the deal dead.

This has been going on for over a year, so I don't think it's a dead animal in a wall either.Thoughts?

But I found the below thread that is dead-on for the topic at hand - and I found it in the "Related Discussions" on this page!

I know this topic has been trying to die out a couple times and I hate to beat a dead horse, but I was under the impression that insurance policies under an LLC mean absolutely zero for professional services such as design and construction.