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Tim Pagano What moves a seller?
4 October 2016 | 3 replies
@Tim Pagano ACCURACY and PRICE are the two biggest factors in my opinion.
Par Attaran Seasoned investors do you buy Turn Key properties?
21 October 2016 | 73 replies
I think the 2 biggest deceptions I see with some turn key companies over the years is 2 fold. 1.
Randy Phillips I just Wholesaled a Mobile Home for an $18,000 Profit
17 October 2016 | 6 replies
Hey Bill, this is my first mobile home, and it's also my biggest deal so far.
Kelly McMillan Pit friendly protections in NC?
25 September 2016 | 11 replies
The two biggest breed biters are ankle-sized dogs.
Andrew Orr My First Investment
23 November 2016 | 10 replies
The biggest ordeal is the Windows as well as the exterior paint.
Miles Stanley Home Warranty vs. saving cash reserves for CapEX (or both??)
27 September 2016 | 11 replies
@Miles StanleyPersonally I feel home warranties are more tailored towards first time home buyers - to make them feel better with the biggest purchase of their lifetime. 
Abdul Azeez Cash flow versus Cash on Cash
31 August 2016 | 11 replies
I consider COC one of my biggest factors,  but cashflow definitely matters too.
Samuel M. Turnkey
22 January 2017 | 48 replies
Addresses one of my biggest concern.
Mark Updegraff Looking for REALTORS® in Rochester NY
7 February 2016 | 1 reply
Those that take the biggest risks, garner the biggest rewards.  
Annette A. swimming up river against the crowd- negative people surround me
25 April 2016 | 67 replies
negativity in this world is far more common than an honest politician. when you are swimming up stream, you are going to find more hurdles and pitfalls than if you swan downstream. going downstream is easy, any idiot can do it. its those of us that swim upstream that have the courage and foresight to reach our goals. if all you wanted to do is just exist and go about life until you are dead, well, then follow the crowd and swim downstream. pretty soon you will find yourself just as unhappy and negative as they are, but comfortable because you are barely eeking out an existence with minimal work involved. sounds just a tad bit boring to me. those of us who are willing to swim upstream meet challenges, hurdles and negativity along the way, but we also have the biggest stories to tell because we have had some damn great adventures along the way. its not the reaching the goal that gives you the stories to tell, its the journey getting there. you can have the thrill of achieving your goal without the hell to go thru in getting there. that hell gives you some incredible stories to tell along the way, and if you wanna try it again, well, now you know what to expect along the way and the next journey won't be quite so hard. let those little people sit in their cubicles along their way and have nothing to show or tell about it in the end. i would rather have the journey to talk about when i get to my goals.