Risk v Reward
Must be the week for hot button issues. Personal productivity yesterday and the Risk-Reward tradeoff today. I was having coffee (the usual: venti house blend – three creams) a while back with a very close friend and his wife. We were talking about doing some business together, and in particular he wanted to pick my […]
How to Get More Done in the Next Seven Days Than You Did All Last Month
I happen to be pretty adept at getting things done. A LOT of things done. I have to be. I have a high visibility job with a global consulting firm and a client that is one of the top three biggest companies in the world. I serve on three committees in my community. I have […]
Cash Flow Reigns Once Again
I love the Wall Street Journal! It’s often the only ray of objectivity in this ridiculously overcrowded and juvenile media that we’re constantly subjected to. Case in point – there’s a great article today about the “return” to cash flow. While I disagree that prudent investors ever abandoned it, I’m gratified that they realize that […]
Too Little, Too Late. A Friday Afternoon Rant.
Pop quiz – when was the last time that the government at any level got something right? Time’s up. Did you come up with anything? Nope neither did I. I wish that they would just STOP TRYING. I have finally come to the conclusion that INACTION on their part is the safest thing for us. […]
So Tell Me Again – WHY Aren’t You Buying Here??
I know that for most of you I have been preaching to the choir about the opportunities in real estate investing in Metro Detroit. But it’s nice to see some validation of it once in a while. The article below is taken from the Detroit News today, and it speaks volumes on the paradox that […]
The FSBO Building
In an attempt to cast my net wide and capture all relevant available apartment buildings that met my purchase criteria, I included buildings being sold “By Owner†in my searches. What did I learn? That an FSBO is an FSBO is an FSBO. No matter if it’s a $30,000 2 bedroom dump in Melvindale (I SWEAR […]