We want properties that are not listed on Loopnet with value play.

Ideally, you want that muscle group to be tapped out, by the last repetition, of your last set.

I think this point never happens, and the money never comes back.Now, this "trust" comes into play.

Previously HUD had reviewed some Title I dealer loans and discovered several instances of unscrupulous dealers/contractors performing shoddy work, falsifying documents, overcharging homeowners and use of deceptive advertising.

He's MVP if he keeps playing like he's been.

Ideally at no cost, but obviously we are willing to pay if the services is worthy.

I have (although do not currently) managed buildings in two of the absolute worst neighborhoods on the island- where toddlers play on old discarded mattresses laying by the roadside in broken glass- but still applied the same criteria when obtaining new tenants for these properties.

I deal with about five national realty companies who bring me many properties to review throughout the nation.

So I don't know how much you can talk off the posted price.For the models that Best Buy had in stock (for the projection TV's), they weren't too terribly far off the internet price, so some play there, but not too much.

They need to play both ends of the deal but especially in the beginning, I just listen and ask questions a lot.rdinvestors