The second one is probably more important, as it makes hard for tenants and lawyers to determine how big of a fish you are.

As investors such problems could be like shooting fish in a barrel.I do not believe all the stories about how it will be all doom and gloom.

I also wanted to say that I am not just a mortgage broker who is fishing for business.

If the buyer is looking at cash flow only he is not my best buyer b/c he is bottom fishing and in a solid real estate market the bottom fishers are normally buying properties in declining areas of town that have little to know chance for appreciation.

After that came a home on 20 acres planted to alfalfa that I renovated and moved into, and I partnered on a commercial building with my broker, with a couple more in the works.My interests include farming, cattle, horses, hunting, fishing, poker, and R.E. investing of course.It is great to meet all of you and I can tell this is a classy site, glad I can be a part of it.

Google, Facebook, Plenty of Fish, etc., it's a multi billion dollar industry.

I forgot.I am going fishing in Belize, be back in a week, you gents have this sorted out and settled so we all know which way to go by then would ya...

Those sound like quite common things to see if you attend auctions regularly.There's usually at least big fish that wants to knock any newbies out by driving the prices up.

We also have a dog, a fish, and a sea snail.Our plan is to begin flipping a house within the next 60 days.

Went fishing with one of them, lol.