Got to the auction and my favorite one was pulled from the auction-houses are still on the market up to auction time.

Paint color happens to be different, so now it needs repainted!

i agree with jon....my 'lot of house' comment was from personal experience.you are on the right path for the 3/2/2. my first property i bought, we purchased because it was good for us AT THE TIME. didn't look longterm. don't get me wrong, its a nice 2/2 with a loft, but the layout and area isn't the best.now i will only buy a primary based on jon's advice of buying a house 'you're willing to die in'. ofcourse, we hope that won't be the case though.....you look like a nice murderous clown from your photo, i hope you lead a long, long life.ALSO, if you have any intention on not dying in this house, be sure to make it not too personal. your last comment of it being built the way you want may not mean what someone else wants. if you are planning to not live in the house forever, think about neutral 'stuff'. stay away from the pink jacuzzi tub (of which the house i purchased last year had) and the crazy colored roof. ofcourse, anything can be replaced...just a thought

I am confused by your colorful (Now edited LOL) comment Tim...

My favorite part was when Glen first cut away to that stoner "spokesman" and lost it.

As I sit here working, I'm watching one of my favorite movies from my childhood, Iron Eagle.

I remember in a realtor training course or one of my many investment courses, this problem was discussed.You may have some rights that work in your favor. It

We really did well in the negotiations.Another favorite was when the Seller said that they would lose money if they accepted our offer.

If I drive to Milwaukee and buy a six pack of my favorite brew and pay for it with a $20 ... the one with Jackson on the front, would I get my change in Favre singles?

What has worked best for you guys are which are your favorite banks to short commercial deals with?