., a "real" hedge fund and not something some hot shot with an MBA calls a hedge fund) you typically have to have a lot of dough....I mean a LOT of dough....But just Google some hedge funds and call them up & ask...or just check their websites.

I've never really done that before, but I can give it a shot, from a rookie's perspective.

Unfortunately, I was just read that the city that I own property in has put a stop to allowing any more billboards or large "off premises" signs, which are basically commercial signs for businesses that do not occupy the property.Oh well, it was worth a shot.

Sorry to seem so dense, but I know I only have one shot at starting out right and I want to be perfectly clear.

It is a semi-automatic, 8 shot pistol, double action on the first shot.

Obviously don't bother with this stock, and if you do have it, dump it before you lose any moreRecommendation: SellGeneral Electric (GE)Purchase Price: 37.25Currently Trading: 32.32 (Down 13.23%)This one I thought had a shot.

If you've done some rehab, you'll have a better shot at getting them to use the new value.No idea what rate you can get.

To any newbies, take this advice and give it a shot and if you can't make the deal tell them you'll have a friend call then.

I literally just got done meeting with a couple of young hot shot salesmen from NR (recruiters) trying to sell me something that I already have knowledge of.

I have always shot for a niche market where my houses stand out a bit from the rest.