Its just that we have to have the discerning ear to pick out what is actually signal or truth and discard the noise or the rest of it.BP is no exception, lots of signal, and lots of noise.

I talked with my attorney and I told him I will never attend a closing again - I will give him Power of Attorney so he can sign all the docs in my behalf.

The point of my rambling is ... higher cap rates normally signal a higher risk investment.

I'm not a guru or a sage, I'm just a guy looking at the various signals in the market and acting according to how I interpret the signals.  

I agree with @Nick Keesee ...its all about mindset, vehicle selection, right mentors, and some accurate signal recognition.The smarter we work....the luckier we get.

In California we use a grant deed primarily to transfer ownership in a sale, and a quit claim for inter spousal, corrective deeds, amendments, etc. what would signal a sale in New Jersey?

I worked as a Signals Analyst in the Air Force until I was medically retired.

Sure Vegas is boom or bust but for now, there is nothing signaling even a hint of froth.9.

This post isn't intended to be political.I am curious to get the opinions of other BPers on what the investing road ahead/climate looks like for us if Dodd/Frank gets repealed, which seems pretty certain, and if corporate tax rates drop as the President has promised they will.As an investor in many Buy/Hold SFR's I'm interpreting these signals to mean that there may be a potential lucrative opportunity for an sell-off exit strategy within the next several years. 

Most radar and laser guns don't emit continuous signal, so they can be hard to detect.