I had a good time watching the interactions between the barge crews (mainly southern rednecks like myself), and the union workers that had to be included to get the contracts approved.

By doing this, you can ensure that your interactions with your contractor is a positive one, and that you’re just as happy when you part ways as you were when he first waltzed into your life.

like vince i too am upset that i have been accused of shilling for a certain company. i googled them and found vince and vanessa''s post listed under this website. i joined this site today in order to interact with them. i can appreciate concern for shilling but i have said nothing positive abut them. i was hoping like vince to avoid being ripped off.

I need to eat some crow with my "most" comment in reference to FHA loans.I do about a dozen rehab to retails a year and the last one I sold was was via a conventional loan but it was almost two months ago, so my current interaction with retail is not as up to date as some other investors.After I made my post I contacted a friend of mine who does 4 or 5 times the rehabs to retails I do, and he hasn't sold a house on a conventional loan in 2 months.

What makes this site better is the interaction, opposing views and constant changing of subjects and material.

While I was impressed with the information I received (it made sense and wasn't the typical "pie in the sky" BS) I would like to hear from those of you who may have already attended or had interaction with this program!

Thanks Josh.Community is all about the people and their interactions.

We're open to just about anything and look forward to interacting with others in this community!

Look forward to interacting with everyone on line and possibly meeting/working with those of you in the DC metro area.

Its also a great place to interact with more experienced investors and learn what they are doing and how they are doing it.