The only builder that I know that is building modern homes in the DFW area is Kessler Woods development in Oak Cliff.

To be honest, my first two purchases were closer to guesses than science.

This isn't rocket science.

Im a ittle bit of a modern day drifter... chasing those deals and all.

Real estate investing strategies are so numerous it's hard to "pick" one.the problem with "picking" a real estate investment strategy is they're not like mutual funds. to be a real estate investor, you've got think like a businessman. a businessman or entrepreneur, is a control freak - they want to figure everything out and have the satisfaction of control.real estate investment strategies do not match the modern-day "investor"...people with 401k's who "pick" a portfolio are not investors. heck, the portfolio managers are not entrepreneurs, they're employees of a HUGE company and they manage these gigantic funds with so many different companies, it's no wonder there's no money in mutual funds.real estate investment strategies involve looking at CASH FLOW.

(Not much, small hick town) This city is striving for modernization, but unable to reach it because of one to many rednecks.I live in south Florida, where modernization/ culture are keen.

We have perfected the science of preventing foreclosures by utilizing our strategic partnerships and never focusing on only one product or service.

I come from a science background, and I understand it deeply in physics and astronomy.

The internet, phone and satellite communications, modern airlines reducing travel times and distances to what can sometimes amount to a long daily commute, it all helps to make the world a smaller place and enables us to do business globally not just locally.

I like wrought iron and rustic furniture myself, so I probably wouldn't like the modern furniture you would most likely be putting in your pre-decorated houses.