True Stories of Real Estate Investing - the Case of the Drunken Foreclosure
Thursday, May 14
There is no substitute for real life stories when it comes to avoiding the curve balls you encounter as a real estate investor. This story is one of those that taught me a lesson, and I figure others could maybe learn from it too.
It's about a deal I did with my accountant of many years that went wrong, and how I salvaged it. Hopefully you'll find it entertaining: True Stories of Real Estate Investing - the Case of the Drunken Foreclosure
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Robb Terranova
RealPeopleInvesting.com
Real Estate Investor
Atlanta, Georgia
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Amy L. Reply
almost 3 years ago
Interesting story Robb. Isn't the point of blogging here to actually share your stories directly here with everyone instead of shooting them back to your other blog? Why bother? Can't you have the article on both? Just curious. Thanks.
Robb Terranova Reply
over 2 years ago
Right, Amy, thanks for the comment. I understand what you're saying, and I need to do both. I want to post original content here, but I still want to share stuff that is already posted on my web site. In order to do that, I need to link back to the story on my site to avoid hurt ing my search engine rank because otherwise it is considered posting duplicate content. Glad you enjoyed the story. This is a new series I'm working on I think will be of real value, so I hope to have more soon.