Who knows what flavor of drug or alcohol he was using lol. 

My neighbor who used to install garage door openers for funzies came and installed me two for free ($150 for the opener plus free install) out of the kindness of his heart and wouldn’t let me repay anything including telling me what kind of alcohol he likes.

I spent 4 hours on my tablet and read everything I could about it.

Looks like there might be a bit of confusion there in the office.The post seems to suggest everybody should come and it should be huge.Now its - please don't come because there's a limit of 150.I'm thinking brandon just wanted to get BP to splurge on as much alcohol as possible.

@Nathan Asher Robson well something like 10 Americans have died there recently under suspicious circumstances, likely do to illegal (read poisonous) alcohol.

One of the major driving factors in my motivation for real estate investing and development was my grandfather, an architect and developer who had built a substantial commercial real estate portfolio in Seattle in the 80's and 90's coming from a tough, poor upbringing and an abusive alcoholic father that was quite an accomplishment. 

Near areas where there are big race months or other well know events that happen every year that people come and go crazy with alcohol. 

Pair that w/ drug & alcohol abuse....well, I don't need to say much more.On top of that, you're dealing w/ code/permits, city policies, material delays/shortages, labor shortages, change orders, the weather, ect.   

Here are the big six (6) reasons people leave behind a vacant property: 1) "Skipped" on bills or other people 2) Drugs and alcohol 3) Incarceration 4) Severe mental & emotional problems 5) Senility 6) Death By reverse engineering each vacant property opportunity, talking to neighbors and others in the immediate community, you ought to be able to get a lead on which of the above scenario is most likely.

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