Believe me...I speak from personal experience..the ONLY one's that win in these kinds of battles are the attorney's anyway.The worst part for the investor...aside from plunking down thousands for an attorney, in every case that I've researched, the original seller won!

CoStars advertising is a fairly new feature (within the last year) and I don't think it has the kind of activity that Loopnet has - especially from buyers.

Which kind of means you travel down both paths (so much for the Robert Frost’s "road less traveled" theory).Let us use the cash flow model, since that is your question.

Kind of funny being that summer is coming up and it is really hot where I am at but hey we all have our dislikes.

There is all kinds of stuff going on around here so it is a good way to find out what people are doing in the area.If you run a reia and are looking for a way to make some extra money from your meetings just let me know.

But if I have to settle for something like $2,000, those are the kind that pay your bills.

I guess you could say it is kind of like Napster when they would offer music for free.

I have me a nice 12 x 40 billboard.I am trying to get some ideas as to what to say.I buy all kinds of homes but I specialize in New Homes in nice neighborhoods and I have no problem with little or no equity.I know I want to sign to mention little or no equity, in some form or fassion.Give me your ideas please.

Kindly share your experience.

Kind of a win win if the price is right.