I've keep getting those little .99 tapes because they are light and I already have so much crap in my purse (toolbag) that it weighs a ton and it's getting ridiculous.

I think it’s a good market but the prices are ridiculously overheated.

It's just a ridiculous norm that we've come to accept.

I may ask this tycoon who was willing to quit claim me the lot for $1k if he has any other properties he'd be willing to convey clear title on for a ridiculously good deal.

And this was after I'd already spent a ridiculous amount of time sending their poorly written PA back 3x. 

After a few failures, these folks will leave the field disappointed or turn to doing what many, if not most, are doing now which is ruining the reputation of the good, honest ones: they pull a property newly listed on the MLS or an evergreen property (every wholesaler in town has tried to hustle and failed) and do a mass email mailing with slick marketing containing inflated ARVs, ridiculously low rehab estimates, and a non-negotiable, inflated asking price.

@Thelonious Jones@Chris Soignier @Dan Rudolph @David Faulkner@Dmitriy FomichenkoWhat are your opinions are the stock market and real estate markets direction. my coworker came to me this morning because we both are trying to purchase homes right now and he said wait another 1-2 years.he explained that around 07-08 when the markets crashed and people foreclosed on their homes. banks would get those homes back and then rent them to the ones who just got foreclosed on. hes now saying that since more and more people decide to rent now that this will cause the prices on homes to drop. so he went on to say that it cycles up and down like this around every 10 years. i would love to get your feedback if this sounds ridiculous or makes sense. thanks

This 'b3000' description is ridiculous compared to the single entry, named deposit that IPN implemented.

It gets rather ridiculous with some of the funds. 

In California  fees and permits rival the cost of materials on a job, it's ridiculous.