I was looking to invest in property in the Caribbean and discovered the Dominican Republic. The real estate market in the Dominican Republic is really affordable and so is the cost of living in the Dominican Republic...

You don't have to wish that someone will accidentally stumble upon your property when driving or that someone will get to spot it in the newspaper classifieds.

Doing so will position us in a spot where the best opportunities come to us.Long-Term Goals(insert business name) s time horizon is significantly long term.

I was able to spot the parties involved (more on this in a second), and the total amount due, the sale date, the loan number, the trustee sale number, the order number, the amount to reinstate for some, and of course the address.

Remember, you're helping the Seller out of a tight spot.

Recently, I spotted a bandit sign and spoke with the investor, yesterday.

He's got a 6.8% commercial loan on that; he's not going to be lucky enough to get better financing than that at this point (from a recent commercial loan presentation I attended, that was at the lower end of rates for my area).Looks like other posts are spot on - he paid too much, and if he can find an investor to buy it on a short sale, that might be his best way out.

Nick - Spot on!

If the polyurethane is still on the floor and you don't have any spots that are worn down to the bare wood, then you can do a recoat.Rent a square buff sander and rough up the top coat of finish that is there.

Again, I'm only talking about a few of the people on here...you can probably spot them