But I woke up, and decided that I never wanted to be a "suit and tie guy" (DRI) again.For me, investing is investing.

She doesn't make much money so her payment is only around 500 including taxes and insurance for this year.I'd normally pull the trigger on this in a second, but I'm unfamiliar with these types of loans.1.Legal or illegal?

,finished basement,and a whole lot of dry wall work and paint.( had an older house where they used nails to hang the dry wall.

Income is less than that of a big city but normal for a small town.I would buy only for cash flow but am concerned that even that could dry up if something bad happens to the town.

On the fence, call whoever is in charge and promise to get the fence painted as son as it dries out.

If you pulled the trigger at 3.5 million, you would stand to make 1.18 on the sale, unless you had income to add in addition to reducing expenses...

I am (not this particular case) the flip investor on the transaction that you are buying and have been doing it for 3 yrs in Ca...call it dual close/ double close/ dry close/ simultaneous close...they are all the same language.

Recently I went dry with new books so I ordered a bunch more.

You need to spread that nest egg around a little and keep some dry powder just in case the you need it or the deal of the decade shows up.

Is this an introduction thread or is this the Arizonian Cactus Convention :mrgreen: Oh welcome to BP by the way so I'll just leave you guys to your dry heat and southwestern fried scorpions :mrgreen: