majority of the victims here ( and I call them that because that's what I believe they are ) are just learning of this.. and once they get with legal council I am fairly certain that they will instructed to stay off of social media.the Sad part is Morris is now throwing the ground partner under the bus..

Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this.So here is alittle background, friend would like to partner with me on a deal.

I have many of the bases covered for my team but the missing piece is a partner or lender. 

BP community,Recently I was negotiating a 10 unit deal and got all the way to final contract revisions, and my partner and myself decided to stay put and not move any further.

I'm in Purchasing by 9-5 profession, so the analytical side of the business has come fairly naturally to me and I've been assessing MLS deals daily for the last month or so.

After my first purchase I am looking to do acquire more properties, so if you are ever looking for a partner I am always willing to sit down and discuss options. 

Hello I heard recently that it is a good idea to partner  with a General Contractor on properties to go 50/50 split.

Wood paneling, green shag carpet, floral wallpaper, and yellowed curtains dominated the natural beauty of our 1912 beast.

I questioned the lender, who is a close friend of my business partners, and he said he cut his commission to get us down to 4.875% and it should have been 5%.

Governments need to prioritise dealing with the route cause. having bought two tesla's I knew Musk was on to something.. he will be putting his solar roofs on all the high end homes.I looked at one for my Charleston 2 mil spec I am building but the historic district would not go for it.anything at a million I think the Telsa roof tiles will become standard along with a power wall and two tesla's in the garage.that is addressing the problem.One of my bizz partners has solar in Hawaii and I talked him into buying a Tesla.. he runs his house and car no electric bill.and elec. in Hawaii is highest in the US>for us in Oregon.. at 10pm our rate goes to 4 cents a kilowatt.. takes about 50 KW to fill my tank for the week..