
4 April 2010 | 6 replies
Now why would anyone with an honest bone in their body want to tie up his property with a long due diligence period without having the money or intention to close if need be?

9 September 2009 | 59 replies
It's true that this site has plenty to offer but it is really convoluted and not very time efficient if you are just trying to get to the bare bones of real estate investing, as compared to say a book for instance.

20 June 2009 | 54 replies
Earned lots of scar tissue in the process as we all do.

26 August 2009 | 6 replies
Theres always junk, but you can find some small ones with good bones.

9 September 2009 | 25 replies
The basement is bone dry (it does get some water during heavy downpours but today it was dry as can be).

12 October 2009 | 61 replies
W didn't really start making any of his truly bone-headed decisions until after that happened.

3 November 2009 | 7 replies
I think the value of the referral could be more significant than the profit, but the owner should throw you some form of a bone...

20 November 2009 | 7 replies
In this case, the P&L included capital expenses which dramatically understated the NOI, the associated cap rate, and the resulting cash flow – thereby leaving a lot of meat on the bones.

16 September 2010 | 2 replies
Is it deep enough for an assignment fee for you and still enough meat on the bone for the cash buyer?

26 March 2011 | 33 replies
Thanks Jon.Last year at this time, I was taking our F-16's to early retirement out to the bone yard located at Davis Monthan AFB in AZ.It was really tough every time to make that trip.