I'm currently finishing up my MFA in Illustration in San Francisco CA.

(I wouldn't use those words specifically, but just illustrating that we are specifically calling out foreclosure)Does the above question still apply if I am only marketing to preforeclosures?  

But it illustrated an insurmountable flaw with the service, namely that somebody could take their money back without any say from me, the receiver.  

It's probably the way the business has been described and illustrated to you, how you were taught to do business and it's the teachers I have a problem with.

This illustrates the power of compounding.It is compounding like this that I didn't see him touch on in his real estate investment deal analysis.

Your rate of return doubled by using financing.Even better, after the loan is up, you're making $100,000 in rents.This is simplified, but it illustrates the advantage of leveraging.

My understanding of VT, is that the area is rather consumer oriented, this might be interesting, a classic case illustrating why people should not do things in RE with very little information, did you get any advice from anyone (?)

I'm not particularly in love with this one, but it does a good job of illustrating a key point...Price follows volume, but not immediately.I've applied this to past cycles and find that it holds true, though it typically takes a lot longer from slowing sales to price declines, then from rising sales to price increases.

This is only to illustrate a valuation approach identified in the market as to the value of excess land.  

Minh Le thanks for illustrating your point.