I've also met many of the key players at the networking events.

I'm planning on starting a meetup, there are none in my area, and getting some of the bigger BP players would really help to build interest and credibility rather quickly.It would be difficult for my area though because I'm planning the meetup to have local experts who can discuss strategies of the local market.

And weak deals attract game players and folks who call themselves investors but who actually waste your time.

You'll quickly realize, by the depth of the questions asked, who the big players are and which meetups are the ones to not miss.

ARV is $120k, I told him he could probably get $65k, but I wouldn't be a player at anything over $55k.I should take pictures, the SFH had not been trashed out yet, uggghh it was disgusting, but it seemed very solid and the kitchen was not to bad.Nothing better than having a good realtor who knows I'm a straight shooter who pays cash.

You have to be a key player in the process.

It is way past time that I introduce myself here in the forums, but now that I'm here, I look forward to meeting people, and learning even more as I go along.I am a professional musician, bass player, and singer, and currently perform in a variety of groups and ensembles.

I also own an ecommerce company that is a big player in a niche market.

The other big player in the market is Essensys (new to US, but not new to the industry).

I'm really excited about joining the BP family.Just to give a little background info about myself, I've been a professional poker player for many years now and have been living abroad to play online poker for the past 3 years (Sydney, Australia for the last 2).