Give it to the title companyOf course, guess I should have included that little tid bit of information in there.

There's always a good tid bit about strategies that relate to all types of investing.

They gave us enough tid bits and motivational speaking to think "wow I could really make a fortune if I put my mind to this!"

One little tid bit of advice I could give in this business you're only as good as the team's your build around you.Sincerely Alex Originally @Marcel Overton:Hello BiggerPockets.

I only got tid bits of the issue on the news, so I had no other info.I did hear commentary by a regulator in England saying that the attitude in banking is threatning the confidence in the financial systems world wide and that things must change.

I get what you're saying, but if a town was marketing themselves as a TID and trying to entice development, you would think that a developer wouldn't have to deal with as many hurdles. 

Here is a relatively unfortunate example:  http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/local/des-moines/2014/04/24/bedbug-lawsuit-settlement-elsie-mason-manor/8083961/   Just an extra tid bit to the washing and drying on high heat, you can actually skip right to the drying on high heat.

If you aren't going to manage them well, it is no good either.One more tid bit.

A few other tid bits... run a schedule and have a routine.

@Julian BuickNo idea, what you're likely to get with later writings is tid bits of the wind blowing in regulations, particular outlooks, for example; they may mention the popularity of wholesaling and address issues or they may mention Dodd-Frank or Consumer matters with those in foreclosure.