While acceptable, it's easy for the apprentice to be abused.Then, there are those that are driven by psychological aspects in human nature, ego, recognition, biases, greed and self esteem.

So, future property number 4 will be a on a different psychological level in regards to risk.So, I was just wondering, have any of you come up to this threshold I have described?

Hi all,Several of the guest speakers in the podcasts have touched on whether or not it may be a smart idea as Realtor to work for investors. (1) Seems like it would be a good idea to learn about investor psychology.

In addition, if you get a counter, but you're offer isn't close to the sellers you could wait it out and then put in another offer as psychology always changes everyday.

I'm a Psychology major turned entrepreneur and investor.

I think I any investor has an emotional and psychological component to his or her practice that is fundamental.

It's psychological.

Wanting to gauge the investor psychology...

As someone who started studying psychology as a hobby 5 years ago I can tell you it does help to understand why you get stressed. 

I prefer negotiating first for possession under the lease, while we may have discussed buying, taking possession is first, then we reach an option at a price.Much is the psychology of the sale too, the buyer wants in first.So, how do I explain this to a judge (investors need to think in those terms in every deal they do, before they do it!).