Wow, there is a lot of literalism and semantics in this thread...normally those are only the threads I participate in

The broker I worked under was our firm's top producer so I was able to participate in a large number of deals.

They have no money as far as I know, they have barely any furniture in the house I have a feeling they are waiting to get taxes then move on but are just not telling me they are saying they can’t pay and won’t leave.

My friend's IRA (IRA-A), my IRA (IRA-B), my friend (A), and me (B) are planning to invest.

No reason for anyone to go above and beyond anymore when they are going to cite you for doing more than the bare minimum!

The rent is set where the tenants can barely afford it already, so raising rent would mean vacancy.

Im like what ever...I think underwriters are fools to offer people this loan with no skin in the game. 3.5% barely pays closing costs.

They barely scrape by all year, and then, BONANZA!

I am getting ready to start my first fix and flip. I have a decent background of remodeling and I have a problem with perfectionism. I take great pride in my work so I want it to be top quality. This somewhat goes aga...

I saw the most ridiculous rehabbed flip the other day...the "contractors" attached the kitchen cabinets up to the top of the ceiling like the high-end cabinets but these were short, cheap cabinets so now you can barely reach the bottom shelf.