I'm researching right now to learn how to spot potential deals.Since it is located in the heart of a college town I see this as a good thing because of the demand for living off campus (very close to 3 universities, bus stop right in front of the house).

No lender in their right mind will lend on a property that doesn't make money.Since I do residential short sales, commercial short sales are not a stretch for me and his course is spot on as far as evaluation.

Pete is spot on here.

Even if she submited it on the spot I think you'd still be waiting those 48 hours.

Gotta get down to the local tv station asap and see how much for a 30 second spot..Thanks Tim!

Originally posted by J Scott:Remember that I'm not a tax professional, but if you decide to set up an LLC, remember that you can affect the tax consequences of your business by electing whatever tax status you desire for the LLC.You may not be a tax professional but you are absolutely spot on here.

I have to go off to a spot by myself away from everyone, people throw tomatoes, cabbage, and loaves of bread at me as they run from me yelling "SMOKER!!"

Tough spot.

I was already calling people ahead of time to limit the number of no shows.However, in the future I'll make sure to have applications / contracts available that they can sign on the spot.

You may be closing all of your SSs with no problems at all but in here in my neck of the woods there are not a lot of people doing A to B to C transaction or collecting LM fee and almost every little rumor or negative headline around put me on the spot.