
14 May 2011 | 20 replies
(competitors)If the solds all had new kitchens and countertops then don't be cheap.It really depends on the sophistication of the buyers.If they don't like your rehab and have to redo it to their standards it will be reflected in their offer price.I would tell you I would never pay top dollar for a kitchen that had resurface and paint and knobs and can spot it a mile away.It says to "rehabber ran out of money and started half-as#ing to finish the job".Then I tell myself where else did they cut corners??

10 June 2016 | 21 replies
Even with the help of an IT department, many organizations have failed to implement the right design, equipment and management of these sophisticated systems.

12 May 2011 | 5 replies
If it is a deal, the seller and his "team" (lol) will be sophisticated enough to require say...show me the money.

24 May 2011 | 12 replies
This seems to be based on differing perceptions of the ability of a person to sustain a loss.

24 May 2011 | 3 replies
If you act as an advisor in any way, shape or form, you are expanding the breadth of legal actions against yourself by any investor's attorney should the investor later choose to sue you.First, the essence of the exemption from registration for accredited investors is that they have sufficient capital and are sophisticated, so that they should be able to fill out a simple personal financial statement themselves.

7 June 2011 | 10 replies
i had a buyer tell me verbatim, "this is the best deal in charlotte, and has the best cashflow, but i won't buy it if you're gonna make that much money"...obviously he wasn't a sophisticated enough investor to look at numbers---his emotions got in the way, and so he lost out on a great deal that others jumped at...my advice is to play up the good parts of your deal.

4 February 2010 | 0 replies
However, if one has not planned ahead for business expenses the overall perception that investors are speculators becomes legitimately cemented.

5 November 2010 | 6 replies
Also, when the visitor clicks "submit", the e-mail autoresponder service will compile a database of your users and will send them a sequential series of e-mails with your campaign.Look into aWeber, iContact, GetResponse, SendPepper, ************* etc etc.Some of these services are more sophisticated in that they can actually send postcards to your prospects (SendPepper).

5 March 2010 | 12 replies
Hi, Jon is perceptive, know who you are dealing with and watch out for red flags, like a "property churner".

15 March 2010 | 5 replies
Tax sale liens are a tricky area that requires investor sophistication.