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Funny how there is no proof of that!
SHOW ME!
Looks like it was some kind of signal by or for the paid promoters.
L2
another 911
http://screencast.com/t/yjVx1eIEnr
Tomorrow maybe interesting :)
L2
http://screencast.com/t/Ud3zTFkE2pm2
Very nice day today!
Love seeing green :)
News Coming!
News Coming Soon!
Loaded and Holden
Florida weather today 86 and sunny for those who are headed to Mangos :)
looks like we are on a upward trend :)
Holden tight!
Bummer wasn't me...
I got all day! lol
Nope.....
Already got some of them too!
3's are just a Bonus :)
It's called average down Bear something you don't know about!
Bet them .08's look really great right about NOW :)
I've got my order in come on sell some 3's
If not 3'S
I'll take 4's :)
At these prices its a bargain!
Had order in on 3s but no fill see what tomorrow brings
Exactly Just what I'm saying ...........
Mangos ratings today, whether positive or negative, have nothing to do with BTHR.
And why didn't you list the good ones that are on there as well?
It don't matter where you go not everyone will be happy with their dining experience. That a FACT!
Same goes for buying a car, getting a haircut, Getting work done on your home....
Its part of Life!
TIMING
To understand negotiating timing issues when buying commercial property, you need to understand that the Seller’s position will be that he’s taking his property off the market with no assurances that you will be able to close.
Here are a couple of examples of timing issues with possible solutions:
1. Seller wants a shorter period to close than is required for you to complete all facets of the Due Diligence, i.e., Seller wants a 30 day close, but you want 30 days for Due Diligence and 30 days to close. br>
Possible Solution 1: Set up periodic times to waive certain issues in your Due Diligence Process. Example: If you have a list of 40 items that you need to verify during Due Diligence, you can stipulate that you will clear 10 items at the end of 15 days, 10 more items at the end of 30 days, etc. This assures the Seller that you’re moving through the process.
Possible Solution 2: If you need more time to complete certain facets of the Due Diligence process, for example, you don’t have time to have a roof inspection done, you can go ahead and close but stipulate that funds from the earnest money deposit be designated to pay for any roof repairs which the roof inspection discloses are necessary.
2. The building is vacant and you don’t want to close until you can find a tenant for the vacant space.
Possible Solution: Buy 2 extensions of 30 days each by putting in more hard money. (Note: The money becomes non-refundable but applicable to the sales price.) This gives you 90 days to determine whether or not you’ll be able to lease the vacant space.
By putting in more non-refundable money to extend your time, you’re giving the Seller money in his pocket to pay for taking his property off the market for that period of time. Also, he feels that you have more money in the deal so you’re more likely to close.
http://www.commercial-real-estate-information.com/beginning-real-estate-investing.html
Agreed..
Mangos would defiantly get sued!
I've done a few buys on properties that's a fact!
Your welcome :)
I've been in since mid 2's
Fact:: This has a lot more to go up!
Patience on this one!
Slow steady uptrend!
Temper temper you sure do have.....
I'll always be way ahead of what you are on BTHR! lol
Maybe you should purchase more!
Nah just keep Posting!
When you post over 500 plus POST on IT!!!!!!!!
looks like we on next move up
They sure will be...
Nows the time to average down...
News is on its way :)
Holden...
This has far more movement to go!
AndyTheBear Wednesday, April 03, 2013 10:44:02 AM
Re: Cancerian post# 15981 Post # of 15982
Can't have too much of this little gem..
How much are you holding and @ what price?
Last time this happen...
Things happened the next few days
I hope we are goanna get news and we move on up :)
No trades yet something up ?
My L2 not working :(
Like very soon.....
Any day NOW!
Discussions about risk generally revolve around two questions, and they are often used interchangeably. The first question is, "How much risk can you handle psychologically?" And the second one is, "How much risk should you take on?"
The answer to the first question is not always identical to the answer to the second, even though some financial advisors act like it is. Question one is about risk tolerance; how comfortable we are watching our investment portfolios take a hit. But, just because a financial daredevil wants to take a risk, that doesn't mean he or she should. That's where Question two comes in. Unfortunately, risk tolerance alone is often used as the key factor when determining the asset allocation for a portfolio.
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/financial-theory/08/three-risk-types.asp
When you buy at .08 and don't average down ...
I'd say a whole lot!
well when you buy as high as you did and don't average down yup id say you are using it as fuel.
I averaged down and now I'm up by 53%
and plan on putting in a back patio with a fire pit so my fuel will burn for many years :)
Anything under .08.....
Lots of room for you to grab cheapies Bear
Clearwater to St.Pete
I love this area been here 15 year now
I hope it's a beautiful day on that side of state!
This side is just gorgeous weather.
Rode the Harley down the Gulf Coast.....Priceless :)
Have a Happy Easter!
I understand that :)
I was looking at the next day thing... maybe Monday news....
Just being hopeful!
Have a Happy Easter :)
7) TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE: Time shall be of the essence of this Agreement. Any time period ending on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday shall extend to 5:00 p.m. of the next full business day.