also - when you run an income and expense analysis of a property - if it's an apt complex or multi-family or even a SFH rental - and has been for a few years - getting all those numbers should be a contingency or part of a binder - allowing you access to the sellers income and expense data for the past 2 to 3 years...of course, being an investor yourself - you've got to remember the number one rule for investing (for us anyway) - DON'T TRUST THE SELLER.

After he threaten one us, we went to place the cuffs on him and of course he wanted to fight.

With the economic fundamentals maintaining an even course there are no indications of changes in Fed rates.There is a sharp decline in residential construction and unless existing inventories are cleared there cannot be scope for further growth.

Of course all things are negotiable in a contract, but normally you don't see a buyer paying for title issues of a seller.

Of course not.

I took a course for 160 dollars I do not want to recommend it just yet.

He called in the city who inspected and of course found some minor violations.

Of course if your friend wants to throw some money my way let me know :lol:

This is negotiable of course.

Just go to ebay and buy a copy of Carlton Sheets course and of Dolf Deroos's course.