The goal is truly to help people . . . to create a place where people can help people without worrying that someone is manipulating them to buy something not worth the $500 they're charging for it.These forums are scraped many times a day, and we remove a ton of posts.

these things are just quick snapshots that can help you make quick judgements, which can let you know whether or not to proceed with more in-depth analysis.

I employ the very best people to do the analysis of the area: I’ve got economists on staff that looks at the regions we’re interested in and can do high quality, in depth analysis.

It has to be opened with excel if I email as as a file, but you can manipulate the file if you have excel and make changes to it, such as new numbers, contact info etc.

Hi all,Wanted to start out by saying thanks for some great info on here.First let me say I'm relatively new to real estate investing, and I come from a technical engineering background and am finding it VERY difficult to justify things I've been told to say by my coaches, because to me it feels like I'm manipulating instead of being straight forward and honest.

In Texas, they will go over the TREC contract in depth.

Two things must be noted however, first, this system is viewed by some to be a manipulation of the system than could be perceived as fraud depending on what you do with it and many other factors.

Your credit score is not the limiting factor, but it sounds like the number of tradelines might be (the depth of your credit history).

Smart listing agents know this and will manipulate the call so that you as the buyer or your agent makes the appointment.

the funny thing is, you'll read these replies, from total strangers and if you get into real estate investing in more depth - you'll increase your knowledge base - TEN FOLD.then you'll look back on this and the next 50 posts or so and say, "wow, i was really clueless."