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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (38287)	8/9/2005 10:42:11 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 110194

Thanks for the speedy reply, here was the literature on some office building in texas - cap rate disclosed as 7.5% Message 21588581 I will check out the fidelity folks - can't have this screwed up, already having nightmares of tax man hitting me up for tax money I will have already spent - hehe. Thought there would be more people in clearwater, fl area familiar with this, but there are only a few folks and unless you have several million dollars to invest they kinda laugh at me with only a measly 400K. Reminds me of my redneck buddy in south ga - local farm boy - got rich in semi wrecker service, auto dealerships and mobile home parks - worth about 20 million - big money to us redneck types you know - called goldman sachs back in 99 and offered to invest a few million if they get him into the good IPO's back then, they kinda laughed at him and say we understand a few million is a lot of money to you, but 50 million might get you into the door - he was not used to being laughed at with his measly 20 million - hehe.