The property was a diamond in the rough with a solid location.

You might find some diamond in the rough.

He owns a completely separate Norada real estate investment management company unrelated to the promissory note company, Per his letter, they include three e-commerce businesses, one mastermind educational business, one Broadway musical production business including most recently, a production of a Neil Diamond Musical.

Yes, once in a while, you can find a "diamond in the rough" on the MLS, which is why I spend maybe 10% of my time finding deals on that. 

I like to look for diamonds in the rough.

"Has anyone done this with Bob Diamond."

We also have our own RADD Cattle herd with the RAD "Diamond" approved brand!! 

My thoughts:1) Go with white shaker style2) Do not use RTA to save a few bucks3) Look at something like Diamond available at Lowes off-the-shelf4) Don't shop for discounts.

The D.C. condo market is basically like a stock market after a major crash, there are many neighborhoods and buildings that simply were overvalued/market has changed and are arguably in some cases still overvalued however there are definitely some diamonds in the rough, I’ve even looked into buying, especially in areas with limited new apartments, abd limited row homes that possibly compete at all on price, so basically downtown and west of the park is where I’d look.

The developers know they develop trash and sell off fast as possible and then hold the diamond tenant and locations to sell later at the best cap rates.