Of course anyone wants a great deal but I understand that my main objective is to find cash flow with the trade-off of a great deal for the time not spent in having to find that great deal.

It's true, Don Wood is the CEO of RenuEn Corp a publicly traded company.

Now trying to trade up and out of Baltimore City.

If the buyer doens't agree it's probably because he doesn't want you to re-trade during due diligence.

(Joint Venture, Syndications, Trade completed units, etc.)

@elizabeth- you aren't too far from Toledo so I suspect we have similar building age and construction.As soon as my jack-of-all-trades (master of none) reported that there was a block in the chimney I would send him to Home Depot for some pieces of 3/4" pipe...it's not rocket science to shine a good power flashlight down from the top and then thread together enough pipe to bang whatever it is down to the bottom, or hook it up to the top.

They can't trade that car in, pay any difference and then sell the newly acquired vehicle to profit or even to apply to the underlying debt.

@Dave Van Horn runs a fund which invests and trades seconds.

Trading my time for a set amount of money is the most disheartening part of the career.

For trades like painters I buy paint and for flooring I usually buy it as they recommend.