Volleyball player?

Small business lessons from the game such as trading deal cards between players etc will come handy in real life later.As far as Russ Whitney goes, I have never even looked into attending his seminars.His book "Building Wealth: From Rags to Riches Through Real Estate" has IMHO all the information that a beginner in real estate could ever use.

But it got me thinking that if you had a lot of cash available for those kinds of unique opportunities you could stand to make a fortune, as you'd be able to always beat out these smaller players who have to make their offers "conditional".

You got big players with big pockets who are thinking long term.

Meet and make friends with the "players" in your city.

You may not become a "classical" piano player, but I bet you can find an outlet for your passion.

THis would be my first deal.
I found a house for sale in an economic thriving neighborhood. Nice homes, no crime, its growing development wise, everything checks out. The house 3 Bed, 2 Baths. $160,000. So to my non-...

I would join your local REI club. network and find out who the players are.

The last player to do it is no longer alive, Ted Williams.

You're right, I don't have a survey, butWhen I worked as an Asset Manager for one of the largest players in the REO industry, I and my colleagues asked our agents to remove any reference to REO, Bank Owned or Foreclosure.