The gurus network amoungst themselves, promoting products, startegies and lining up the fish for the next casting of the nets.

And I missed it because I was too busy working.Maybe this will be like fishing (we all have stories of the one that got away).

All my money goes to college and private high school.I love to fish so I am interested in purchasing real estate somewhere along our Texas coastline.I am an IT professional looking to retire in eight years to pursue other interests.

The numbers on this deal seem excellent, but I need help on due dilgence. This smells fishy to me.

Tri-plex with 1/1, 1/1, and 2/1. Rent $400, $400, $500. REO asking price $35k, located in neigh...

Otherwise you're just bass fishing.

But we just keep on fishing!

Nowadays it is critical to help these agents because they simply are put in a difficult position and if not otherwise engaged, will from time to time make mistakes.I wholeheartedly agree with Bryan that there are some bad fish (taking a cue from Dan's analogy) out there but I tend to believe that most investors are here to run a legitimate business.

Jobs asked audience members to turn off their Wi-Fi and even fished for suggestions, prompting one smart aleck to shout out, "Verizon!"

Plenty of fish in the sea.

Drug dealers do need a place to live and if they get caught you evict them, I don't see anyone being personally liable for that in that it is not negligent nor condoning but rather affording someone their due privacy - if they get caught you evict 'emI am not personally inclined to pursue such a strategy, just fishing for some healthy debate and perhaps a few response from individuals who do succeed in such a niche.The mentality that you have displayed here (and one that I generally agree with) is that of the overhwleming majority of individuals and investors.