Not Rock hard stuff stuck to the floor right?

The words in the title say primer, fear-managing because it's in advance of larger RE transactions.We can certainly talk about "expertise" because in all sectors (especially in RE) this can be perverted by financial incentive.Ex: 85% of what was later termed "worthless" derivatives and etc by reputible agencies (Moody's) had a rating of AAA.Another noteworthy point is the "underwater" nature of a large chunk of car loans.

I just don't exactly know how to explain the nature of my business without them thinking I am a scammer.

You can throw a rock from either of the 2 balconies to the Caribe.

Or something of that nature.

Hi all, first of all, as you know, BP rocks!

Buying a single family for a rehab deal...I usually like to replace the woodwork with new trim, but this one has natural woodwork that is in decent shap ([b]not banged up too much) however it has lost its look and is a bit tired...was wondering if I should try and bring it back, something tells me I should...any ideas?

Plus, I have a great relationship with my title office and my contract is rock solid... so I'm not worried about losing my money.

Basically he just asked what was the rock bottom price i'd take for it.

Cash flow wise, in my area we wont look at it unless there is at minimum, absolute rock bottom minimum 25% annual ROI, and that is given a cash purchase, no HML, no financing.Manufactured homes are cash cows if done right.