I wanted this post to be about other people who got caught buying at a horrible time, not so much about my decisions and analysis.

I took the easy way and hoped for the best which is a horrible business decision even though at the time I did not see it as that.I am the same way when mixing friendships with business.

I was horrible at math in my high school years, but found that as I got older, I was able to see things clearer.

Sorry man this is horrible, feel awful for you.

Originally posted by @J Camilo Hernandez:Oh helllll no, that’s not just disgusting but that has to be horrible for your health, I wouldn’t go into that place without a mask.

Or trust the dozens of people on BP who had horrible service and go use a different company who will actually do what you order them to do. 

If you’re first deal goes down horribly then you won’t make it to the second.

Many doctors and dentists and high earners have gone broke because they are smart in their day job and tremendously horrible with money.

Just wrapped up team meeting with realty group, reviewing numbers for the Twin Cities MN market and I have to say as far as "housing market collapse"'s go, this one is doing a horrible job at it, although I assume the doom preachers will now move into the chapter 2 book of "apocalyptic talk 101" which is "but yeah, it's just around the corner.........". 

Tenants have put up with horrible landlords for years in these areas, so they've been beaten down into a certain mental framework.