All money was returned to the investors upon liquidation and then the profits were split.

And then you're getting a bad return on your money.

I've NEVER kept a % to determine my returns.

If people are truly motivated to sell they will be responsive to a returned call.Originally posted by SeeMo: Why take the call immediately versus sending the call to voicemail?

Looks like one that is just dirt with a lining over it.So now the question is how to take care of it (and how much it will cost) because I dont want to put money into fixing it due to the fact that I will get 0 return on it.How would you guys go about filling it in and any idea what the cost would be?

We agreed to a price and I signed the contract, returned to them for her boss to sign.

There is a proven percentage of return on number of hits, whether it be mailings or in-person contact.

Got word today that the asset manager had a conference and also a death in the family and has just returned.

It is pretty easy to convince them that loaning to me gives them a much better return.

People are willing to lend the US government money for virtually no return as 0 return is better than a loss in investors eyes right now!