What I mean to say is that it was the biggest, most valuable real estate deal ever in the history of the world. And it involved the largest percentage of the population. And as a result, a lot of people were willing to work very hard to get it. So it is understandable that they would want to make sure that the property they were buying would be worth what they paid for it in the end.
It is easy to forget that in real estate deals, it is not just the money that goes to the highest bidder. The high bidder also pays the lowest price. A lot of people were willing to take a huge risk on the fact that they were buying the biggest piece of real estate in the world and at the same time, they were getting a piece of property that would be worth what they paid for it in the end.
The reason I think that it is so important to make sure that the property you’re buying is worth what you paid for it in the end (or the price you have to pay for it to be worth what you paid for it in the end), is that it is often the difference between success and failure. We have to remember that if we make a mistake in a deal, we are the ones most likely to be punished.
In the end, the biggest property that you can buy in the world may be your own head. That sounds so bad but it can actually be a very good thing and not be as bad as it sounds. Most of us, if we make a bad decision in a deal, will probably still end up with a good day and a good deal. Many of our deals end up a lot better than we expected.
It is a little like owning your own business, but on the other hand it is like owning your own head. You should always look for good deals. If you make a deal that is bad for you, you are liable to get it taken away from you. Your only chance of success is to make sure you don’t get taken advantage of.
Well, it also helps when the deal that you are negotiating is bad for you, right? If you cannot get what you want, it is always a good idea to go elsewhere. Now, this does not mean you should give up your goals, or anything bad for that matter. A deal that might work for you is not a deal that is good for anyone else and should be ignored.
There is a catch though. It is hard to know what you are getting yourself into when you sign a deal, particularly when it involves real estate. When you make a deal that will not benefit anyone, you will get screwed unless you act quickly. In the case of the deal for the Big Island Pond, I was being told that two pieces of land were going to be moved in two days.
This piece of land is the site of a large swamp which could be drained. The other piece of land is the site of a large, empty lake that could be filled with water. Both lands are owned by the same corporation, but because they are in different states, the corporation doesn’t have to pay taxes on either. The two parcels are owned by the same corporation, but because they are in different states, they can’t be sold to each other.
That’s a question I’d really like to see answered.
It’s possible the corporation’s owners could sell the lands to each other. But I think the corporation is just buying up land from other corporations. As in, they wouldnt be paying taxes on the land, and they wouldnt have to pay taxes on the water.