The fundamentals are in place for metals that are both commodities and money(for central banks).

I'm sure this is a fundamental question but I have a buyer wanting to make an offer on a property that has been foreclosed on but has yet to be listed.

Religious fundamentalism has really taken its toll in human history.

Your fundamental duty as a landlord is to provide a safe and healthy residence.

Originally posted by Jon Holdman:....Fundamentally, we have some very tough choices....Great post, Jon...as are all the others in this thread...One thing I'll point out (and I probably sound like a broken record on this topic) is that there is an alternative to both "spending less" and "raising more."

That is a fundamental principle of most real estate investing.

Later, when you understand the fundamentals, you will be able to attract investors and manage well for them.

A "net" listing is a type of listing, like all listings, that does require a real estate license to do, and even with a license its normally frowned upon for liability purposes.The basics of what you are asking, advertising a house that you don't currently own, is a fundamental component to most wholesaling transactions.

While SEO is really an in-depth and constantly changing strategy, here are really the basics you should know.SEO comes down to fundamentally 2 categories: on-site (the easy stuff) and off-site (the not so easy stuff).

Even with the current economic conditions, I believe the fundamentals for long term appreciation are outstanding.Obviously, the 40-year means I'm paying more interest, but it seems like from reading this board that I should be willing to do that if I can make the property cash flow positively.