Bob Diamond is another who has materials on this topic.Quite frankly, I was able to sit through the free presentation (in person at REIA, but webinar is about the same), and I fiigured out how to do it without paying for any courses.

If you have a diamond sitting in a coal field - it will have to sell at the coal price.

The reason is it is easier selling systems then finding that diamond of a deal.

A friend bought a bag of broken beads from an estate sale that contained several gold pieces and a very nice diamond and ruby earring.

An investor who has defined target areas, property types, sizes, conditions and has an eye for the diamond in the rough for rehabbers.4.

I'm an appraiser very nearby you, in Diamond Bar, CA.

In Sierra Leone is it okay to buy "Blood diamonds" because someone will dig them out of the ground for cheap because of the lawless group who is exploiting the people in that region?

Check this related thread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/49180-attorney-x-bob-diamond-s-alternative-to-short-sales-anyone-tried-it-

My first property appears to be a diamond in the rough, but has a pool--Any thoughts on liability issues with pools?

Only through this process can you find the 1% who are the diamonds in the rough and the next generation who actually deserve your time and effort.So, be cautious to criticize a “guru†until you have walked in their shoes as an enlightened “expert†and understand why they have chosen to monetize their efforts.