Had candle warmers and put melted wax down all the drains and put potatoes under and in any and every nook and cranny.

Then again, my company is pretty small potatoes, and while my time can be wasted, it's not nearly as expensive as some.

OK, on to the meat and potatoes...property managers can make or break you.

May be some motivated sellers there.My meat and potatoes was rentals but my favorite 'flip ' was the clean up and lipstick nice one wholetailed slowly with a lease option. 

I prefer meat and potatoes over sloppy soup.In this biz, you also have to have a tad of thick skin, taking offense so easily on this board will slow your roll.

Just sit back drinking your PBR while eating potato chips and watching your peers acting like idiots on Jerry Springer (maybe you can get on that show someday).There is one thing you do need – the $5,000, 8 CD set that will tell you all the secrets that big investors don’t want you to know.

We are very small potatoes compared to others so my contribution my have to be happy thoughts:)

Sellers can offer their product [whether it be a house, a car or a potato] at whatever price they want, but if they can't find a buyer for it at that price it won't sell.The key difference between a buyer's market and a seller's market is which side is in shorter supply.

The name of the game here as a small potato investor like myself is still taking advantage of legislated market disruptions, whether it be rent control, ADU's, or supply constrictions.

We have our own everything...from potato chips to coffee to spice blends...and it's hard to live without it.