They want everything to be newer, better, faster and shinier than they had it at home; and that list is only limited by their imaginations.

I can only imagine what obstacles await!

I imagine that could end up being a large portion of these types of deals, once we get better at marketing for them.

I was just getting out of high school in the 80's so I don't know where I would have invested but since I lived in San Francisco I imagine it would have been there.

As you can imagine, if your business has the habit of reinvesting profits instead of distributing it, and if it has good reinvestment opportunities, your partner can reinvest the profits back into the business for many years.

No, seriously, I imagine a Realtor wants the same thing in an investor that they want in a prospective homeowner, the means and desire to purchase a home.

I absolutely want to be ethical in what I'm doing but I can't imagine many sellers being happy about me making $5,000 off of their house?

As I am based in Australia, I imagine it would be tough to manage the rehabs required when not there.

Perhaps it's the fact that in a sense you're facilitating the sale of a property without a license and without an interest in the property...That being said, I would imagine it would be extremely hard to prove.

I can't imagine I've ever stated having that belief, because I've never seen any evidence that has compelled me to believe that's the case.I very much believe the earth has been warming over the past 20 years (and I think anyone who doesn't believe the earth is warming needs a serious refresher course in the scientific method), but I have seen no solid evidence that it's man made or that we can change the trajectory of the warming or cooling to any significant degree.Btw, I'm certainly not a "save the earth" type...I'm 100% convinced that the earth will be just fine, with or without people living on it.