We signed up a couple of years ago, but have recently committed ourselves to learning from BP as we craft our plan for reaching our short-term and long-term goals.We are looking forward to this new and different journey, and sharing our experiences with like minded peeps in the BP community!

Have an attorney craft a contract for you so you can get out of it if you can't find a buyer.There are ways to do it, just proceed with caution and do your due diligence.

Also, you have to realize most of the people getting 60-100 offers out a month know their market, and their craft thoroughly.

This group wants travel, eat at good restaurants, drink craft beer, live in walkable neighborhoods, have access to clean parks and bike trails.

And from there, thanks in large part to the help of the BP community including our Virtual Speakers, Joshua Dorkin, @Brandon Turner, @Ali Boone, @Engelo Rumora, @Chris Clothier, @Matt Faircloth, @matt shaffar, we've continued to grow.This month we hosted a Happy Hour to say farewell to the Summer and enjoy the beautiful nights we've been having in Korea.(..and of course as an excuse to drink some great craft beers ^^)We've also launched a website recently and we're hoping one day our forums are active with investors living in Korea looking for resources and others to connect with.While talking with other members, we had an interesting discussion about value.If I ask an investor about value, the typical answer might be to discuss how much a ‘property’ is worth – what’s its value?

I do not need to.As a broker/agent I would say become an expert at your craft and create deep networks for properties.

Maybe if there were craft beers involved.

Dedication to the craft.

My attorney helped me craft this and believes it would hold up in court.

I collect Arts and Crafts era items, which includes Craftsman and Mission styles.