I still feel the pain.  

Loads of useful information and a great way to get multiple perspectives on an issue.I'm soon to be moving to Greenville, SC - so in the general neck of the woods. 

@Daniel Morgan With people you know uncover the pain.

It also [is] a painful reminder that such a fantastic individual no longer walks this earth.

I purchased one in December so I feel your pain :)

But if all pans out paying that growing pains through taxes may allow me to accelerate my financing structure a little quicker.But like everyone else said, I feel needs to be said again and again... deals first... entities second.

I also learned how brutal it is to work in the hot sun, severe cold and in areas where one slip could mean a broken neck.

He's a childhood friend and it's really not a pain at all. 

Its not a bp podcast, but it's really good.Well, usually I don't go to links, but I did.Should have known I'd be wasting my time, but I did it knowing that but to review as to what gets put out there.Michael has a good reputation here, I don't recall him ever getting into details here on BP, mow I know why.His angle as to the phycology, shaking his head and hand gestures, yes, that can be effective.When we got to hard money lenders loan more than 100%, ain't gonna happen in reality in my neck of the woods, not without a good relationship and certainly not to a newbie off the street for the first time.

They have bungled multiple deals for me that have caused a lot of pain in the subsequent resale.