@Jeff Pollack in just a few weeks @Diane G. will be claiming that if Halloween candy purchases drops by 20% then we are surely headed for a recession because if kids aren't eating enough candy then surely job losses are coming and real estate prices will plummet nationwide

Clickable linkhttp://www.reviewjournal.com/business/housing/las-vegas-new-home-sales-reach-highest-mark-08Interesting data in this graph but I still feel like they are passing our building permits like candy

Thanks, Candy Edmonds

Then Morris contacts him and says take it down and we will make it right.. well crap that's like stealing a candy bar getting caught and saying hey I will put it back.. the fact is the crime has been committed can't put the genie back in the bottle..

Morris right away contacts them makes a deal with them .. and they take it down and do a retraction.. but that's like stealing a candy bar and then bringing it back when your caught ( at least in my mind)and as you know a duplex that rents for 400 a side or 500 a side is high risk to start with even if everything is perfect all of us in the turn key space have learned that over the years.

Hi Allison,Ohio and Michigan are my picks.No activity from institutional buyers and mum and dad investors are still on the sidelines.Media is pumping "high" unemployment and "declining" population which in return is making everyone fearful.On the other hand, we live and breathe the Ohio market and feel like kids in a candy store.Many awesome deals for the taking.

Hello my name is Candy Q from Temple, TX.

If I had tenants selling candy for a fundraiser in a high end neighborhood and in a low end neighborhood, I'm going to buy the candy at both homes and not because I like candy.

Keep handing out business cards like candy. 

I never would have expected to see "eye candy" and "mobile homes" in the same sentence.