
22 January 2011 | 3 replies
How do you guys hold your toys with wheels?

27 May 2011 | 10 replies
If the buyer has big toys such as a boat, camping trailer, jet skis, etc..., being on a corner lot allows easier access to storing them 'out back.'

1 June 2011 | 15 replies
I have been thinking of starting up a investment company of my own.My strategy would be much different than others.I would simply want to do a land fund.I would go after commercial land that banks are selling for a very,very low basis.I already see these deals.These corners when the market comes back in about 2 to 3 years I can get a 200k to 400k for and buy for about 50k now.I would locate the properties and do the due diligence and then split the profits 50/50 when sold.Usually the properties have a dumpy little house to rent out to cover the property taxes and other costs to break even.You don't have the headache or risk of a rehab but you do have a longer holding time.Investors like land because if they are busy with their lives or other business it's not as intensive as cash flow properties.Anyways I am toying around with this idea.I have some money of my own and when I run out want to have partners to keep buying up more land.I am talking corner parcels already graded and cleared with utilities ready to dump cheap by the banks.

9 June 2011 | 26 replies
For our next deal (other than our primary residence), I'm toying with the idea of utilizing seller financing or a hard money loan to finance a rehab property that we aren't also living in.

4 February 2010 | 2 replies
In the private sector, you can do your job well, for a well-established company like Circuit City, KB Toys, Lehman Brothers, Saturn, or Gourmet magazine, and suddenly find yourself without a job for one of many reasons: changing consumer habits, a dramatic drop in revenue, new competition, reckless management decisions, or just bad luck.

4 May 2010 | 8 replies
I've pulled toys, rags, and toothbrushes out of slow toilets.If the water spins well, but still doesn't have a strong flush, your problem will be the drain line.

28 August 2010 | 39 replies
I get comments from coworkers, tenants, and random strangers about how I look 16 and shouldn't own property.I have wanted a Jeep as long as I could drive, now I have the money to have my toy, and to break it out on the trails as often as I want.

13 February 2010 | 10 replies
I was about to pull my straw out a few times, but I sold a lot of things/toys to get my priorities straight and things are little better now.

23 December 2009 | 15 replies
Alex It's your thread, so the temporary hijack will not be punished IMO.That dog is a Toy Fox Terrier, sometimes also called an American (Toy) Terrier.