If you look at my blog articles here on BP, you'll know that I'm the biggest advocate ever of not just going off the written numbers on a property.

The biggest thing you need to think about is how are you going to manage it when you leave.

Tell me about your biggest success and failure.About me: I do fix/flips and buy/holds.

One of the BP mantras is to never buy for appreciation, but in this area, that's one of the biggest reasons you buy, in addition to the fact that our values don't swing very low and they don't swing very often.

Now back to reality, the biggest key here is notice. 

I’m in credit education and repair, not lending but many of my clients are looking for lending products and getting from approval to cash in hand for growing businesses is the biggest delay they have so I try to help them.

The biggest advantage of a condo is that you eliminate the risk of having to shell out tens of thousands for a new roof or faulty foundation. 

Being a Realtor myself my biggest tip in negotiating is ask.

Time is your biggest enemy if something does result in a claim, because memories become fuzzy real fast and evidence gets erased.

What was the biggest takeaway from the article for you, @Christopher Gadison?