Many investors want you to provide the raw data, but want to do the analysis themselves; be okay with that, but also know when to throw in your two cents and bring them back to reality

And if THAT didn't throw you on the floor, then this next one should - because it's from 2006!

That seems a little ridiculous for them to require that.They said they are lending based on the ARV of the house, and that it wont have the ARV unless we throw $25k into it.I asked for the loan documents, and the loan terms and they couldn't send me over either right away.

If the bank counters above the offer they just throw up their hands and give up on that offer.

I guess, only I realize the target audience has their cash wrapped up in equity and other factors, but should an investor at least have an idea on what that is?

He went balistic throwing the hedges, verbally challenging the guy, and threatening to beat him senseless.

It won't take long for you to be so valuable to the investor, that he'll start throwing you money just to keep you around.

Not to be a downer, but you live in Chicago and unless you are a big player or have a mutual contact, her secretary will probably just throw you number out with every other looser that calls trying to pick off a deal or two.

To me, it's like saying let's throw a dart at the map of the USA and go invest where the dart lands.

I've heard rumors of REDC planting people in the audience to drive up bids.