And often, the "winning bidder" doesn't get the property, they just get to negotiate further with the bank since the undisclosed reserve was higher than the winning bid.

It's win/win/win.

I see this as a win/win/win situation.  

Glen Stone - Most likely you bought into the Russ Dalbey, Winning in the Cashflow Business program off a late night infomercial.

The assessment of the deal, not the management but the skill of making a winning deal.

I don't know what it would cost, but it's not highly skilled work, so you should be able to be done on the cheap.Gardeners may be interested in using the guano as fertilizer, so this could be a win/win.

If new players to commercial don't understand the complexities of commercial, then they are in for a unique learning experience.Again, thanks to @karen and @bill for great topics of discussion.I've got a tough day ahead of me. 86 degrees, clear skies, and tanning oil.

This was also due to seeing these in the trash and in to the landfill, yet here I was using these same products cleaning units, so a win/win for me and the environment.

To me it's a win-win situation for everyone.

If you talk to serious players in real estate and you don't know $/sq.ft. comps, they will assume you don't know what you're talking about. 3) While not always equal to actual market value, appraised values are meaningful.