Originally posted by Bill Gulley: I have no idea why someone would choose that over doing properties locally, as if they don't have any properties locally.Hey Bill - Your response had a bunch of good points and I really can't add anything or take anything away from it, but I copied this line because it really goes to the psychology of buying.

@Dan Mackin lol sure, I'm thinking about having the Meet up toward August 25 on that Tuesday...the project is set for completion in sept 4th so it would be all pretty before we had the meet up, we  look discuss the psychology of the deal as well as the numbers etc. this will be fun  this is a project that I've already started contractors are working as we speak, I'm going to do it for sure so mark your calendars, August 25th at 6:30 or 7 pm 

Due to my OCD tendencies, and for the psychological benefit of a fresh start, I created an all new account.I am a licensed professional counselor, a PhD candidate, a husband, and a new father.

There are many dynamics to flipping houses in today’s market, from buying with no money down to Design Psychology to make your house shine better than the one next door.

.- Getting rid of that HELOC from the divorce (mostly psychological but will enjoy the return of my cash flow)- Completely shedding the remnants of my marriage (admittedly psychological)- Downsizing from a big house that we don't need to something more reasonably sized and easier to maintain- Getting me, a middle aged single guy, closer to more activities and socialization prospects- Much, much closer to his work, and to stores etc.

@Pete Perez Check out ‘Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion’ by Robert B.

Being near a round number can be tough psychologically for buyers too. 

Business and Psychology.

The psychology of a seller will change daily, which will drive the sale. 

However, there is great benefit to becoming well rounded, an effective speaker, proficient writing skills, knowledge of history, politics, & psychology.