I've seen that stuff on TV at 2:00AM, but again, it costs a fortune to buy, and then it could be a scam.I need advice, definitely.

Fortunately we all know realestate is not one of them.

Fortunately, the investors played fair and paid what I asked for.

Rent.com costs a ridiculous fortune.

Not to say that fortunes aren't made in the vortex of the hype.

I’m on the streets everyday all day in every nook and cranny in this area, I’ve come across many deals that aren’t even listed yet and some of the estates I’ve worked with I could have made a fortune by now had I had the money, foresight and guts to put myself on that limb.

But there are so many other things that I've always thought could be improved, I'd love to hear suggestions from the agents themselves, after all you guys are the point of sale here.Especially on the technological features and applications, I have thepleasure and good fortune of having some brilliant people developing platforms from the ground up.

I know someone is going to quote a recent (either "Business Week" or "Fortune") magazine article showing huge appreciation, particularly in the bigger cities; DFW, HOU, SAT, AUS, HOWEVER, no one has ever shown me the methodology used in that study and everything I've looked at in those markets changes when you BACK THE NEW CONSTRUCTION out of the equation.In my local market the appraisal district tried to jack our numbers up and I protested.

Fortunately one of them wanted the house and qualified (barely).

None of this "go to school and get good grades, and get a good job bulls***" any way enough said.Becasue if they did who would work for the fortune 500 compaines who would produce the labor they profit from?