I'm not overly fond of postcards except in certain situations.

I'm not too fond of these 'community property laws' I've been finding out about since I got married, I swear those laws are made to make people NOT stay married smh. 

Very fond memories at USU.

Just look back at the game with fondness save that $15/month and apply it some where else.

While I am not overly fond of regulatory oversight/overreach I do believe there has to be some industry body protecting the individual investors (hopefully private industry).  

Now that I think about it, I realize I'm quite fond of the idea....Thanks again for the response, Scott.

I also am fond of Fayetteville and am doing a lot of business there currently!

It's definitely been a bumpy ride but it's been the experience (both in the field and out of the field) that has helped the most.I do have some fond memories of these events — people I met and had intelligent conversations with.

I am particularly fond of investing in Tarrant county too.

Very informative and great person, fond of his marketing strategies.In general about your MF investment, I personally invest passively and actively do MF Syndication deals.So when you look at the investments identify your goals, risk/returns and time frame.