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May 16, 2008 at 2:49 PM #206195May 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #206178
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ParticipantI love this quote from his website:
Wealthy California real estate investors have know for years that making money in California real estate is not about cash flow, its about appreciation. Stated another way, if you�re worried about cash flow, you bought the wrong property.
Talk about sooooo 2005ish.
May 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #206234ParticipantI love this quote from his website:
Wealthy California real estate investors have know for years that making money in California real estate is not about cash flow, its about appreciation. Stated another way, if you�re worried about cash flow, you bought the wrong property.
Talk about sooooo 2005ish.
May 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #206205ParticipantI love this quote from his website:
Wealthy California real estate investors have know for years that making money in California real estate is not about cash flow, its about appreciation. Stated another way, if you�re worried about cash flow, you bought the wrong property.
Talk about sooooo 2005ish.
May 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #206148ParticipantI love this quote from his website:
Wealthy California real estate investors have know for years that making money in California real estate is not about cash flow, its about appreciation. Stated another way, if you�re worried about cash flow, you bought the wrong property.
Talk about sooooo 2005ish.
May 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #206098ParticipantI love this quote from his website:
Wealthy California real estate investors have know for years that making money in California real estate is not about cash flow, its about appreciation. Stated another way, if you�re worried about cash flow, you bought the wrong property.
Talk about sooooo 2005ish.
May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM #206328davelj
ParticipantWhat I love is the “Realtor & Economist” bit. Now, I’ll acknowledge that there are some fine (real) economists out there that don’t have PhDs. But most people who refer to themselves as economists either (1) have a PhD in economics or finance, (2) at least have a masters in economics AND work as economists, or (3) at a very minimum work as economists in some way, shape or form.
And, no, (3) doesn’t include generic residential realtor. At least not in my book.
Too funny.
May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM #206298ParticipantWhat I love is the “Realtor & Economist” bit. Now, I’ll acknowledge that there are some fine (real) economists out there that don’t have PhDs. But most people who refer to themselves as economists either (1) have a PhD in economics or finance, (2) at least have a masters in economics AND work as economists, or (3) at a very minimum work as economists in some way, shape or form.
And, no, (3) doesn’t include generic residential realtor. At least not in my book.
Too funny.
May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM #206273ParticipantWhat I love is the “Realtor & Economist” bit. Now, I’ll acknowledge that there are some fine (real) economists out there that don’t have PhDs. But most people who refer to themselves as economists either (1) have a PhD in economics or finance, (2) at least have a masters in economics AND work as economists, or (3) at a very minimum work as economists in some way, shape or form.
And, no, (3) doesn’t include generic residential realtor. At least not in my book.
Too funny.
May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM #206192ParticipantWhat I love is the “Realtor & Economist” bit. Now, I’ll acknowledge that there are some fine (real) economists out there that don’t have PhDs. But most people who refer to themselves as economists either (1) have a PhD in economics or finance, (2) at least have a masters in economics AND work as economists, or (3) at a very minimum work as economists in some way, shape or form.
And, no, (3) doesn’t include generic residential realtor. At least not in my book.
Too funny.
May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM #206244ParticipantWhat I love is the “Realtor & Economist” bit. Now, I’ll acknowledge that there are some fine (real) economists out there that don’t have PhDs. But most people who refer to themselves as economists either (1) have a PhD in economics or finance, (2) at least have a masters in economics AND work as economists, or (3) at a very minimum work as economists in some way, shape or form.
And, no, (3) doesn’t include generic residential realtor. At least not in my book.
Too funny.
May 16, 2008 at 9:59 PM #206308ocrenter
ParticipantFirst Installment PAID W/PENALTY ON 02/06 3,421.39
Second Installment PAID ON 04/09 3,110.36
Total 6,531.75looks like Mark had a little problem coming up with the first installment of the property tax late last year. wonder how long he can hold on…
May 16, 2008 at 9:59 PM #206359ParticipantFirst Installment PAID W/PENALTY ON 02/06 3,421.39
Second Installment PAID ON 04/09 3,110.36
Total 6,531.75looks like Mark had a little problem coming up with the first installment of the property tax late last year. wonder how long he can hold on…
May 16, 2008 at 9:59 PM #206388ParticipantFirst Installment PAID W/PENALTY ON 02/06 3,421.39
Second Installment PAID ON 04/09 3,110.36
Total 6,531.75looks like Mark had a little problem coming up with the first installment of the property tax late last year. wonder how long he can hold on…
May 16, 2008 at 9:59 PM #206413ParticipantFirst Installment PAID W/PENALTY ON 02/06 3,421.39
Second Installment PAID ON 04/09 3,110.36
Total 6,531.75looks like Mark had a little problem coming up with the first installment of the property tax late last year. wonder how long he can hold on…
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