I use a buyer agent mainly to do the paperwork but I wouldn't trust his opinion (If I could find any...) as far as I can throw a chair...

Just throwing it out there I think it would be very helpful but I dont know how much the the big guns like Rich, MikeOh, Nick and Will would want us newbies peppering them with questions :DSo maybe Rich's idea is better...

If I wanted to throw it in for free, they probably wouldn't give me too much grief over it.Big trees are important in my area.

I know it is only 30k, but most of us do not have enough money that we can afford to throw it into the wind and hope for the best.I also think it should not be so easy to buy your first investment.

An interview with someone who has a different perspective that we can learn from.In light of #2, let me throw out these suggestions;*Someone who administers a sovereign wealth fund asking what foreigners are looking for, and why the Us fits the bill better than their own countries.

Lot splits are outrageously expensive in my area, so I believe your costs.However, John, seriously, stop throwing your money away.

VA) I think there is enough waste in every category to make a fiscally prudent person want to throw up.BTW, I liked your Starbucks analogy.

I would give the current owner 200.00 off their next months rent to throw a party with beer, hookers, crack, and invite the BPO agent over the next day.

Can any one just throw me any random info on this auction process so that I can get a better picture of it.

Did he just throw warm bodies in there?