It's tough to look at a current report and understand where things are if you don't know where they came from.Personally, I also think good commercial brokers are worth their weight in gold.  

Trying to not just dump all my money into the stock market (I come from a heavy baby boomer family and they keep telling me to just get gold) nor just have it sit in savings wasting away.Background: I really enjoy looking at real estate.

He says the park has been a "gold mine" to him and his family....whatever his definition of that may be.Property details:Asking $218K10 acres just outside a small town of 6K in the central plains part of US and on the outskirts of a larger .5 million metropolitan area.

Yes, chase this down, this could be a gold mine.  

Treat them like gold (good ones worth more than that!)

My uncle does it this way a few times per year via channels such as HomePath and the good ol' Gold Room at the downtown courthouse. 

While pulling up a threshold on the front door (was prepping to re-finish the floors), something caught my eye in the dust...With a pry bar I slowly pulled out an 1861 Liberty gold coin.

HOWEVER, if you are good at what you do, know exactly what you're doing, all your numbers AND know how to network, as a wholesaler or Realtor you are worth your weight in gold.

We don't operate ok the gold standard anymore.

I care a lot more about TIME than money, and I don't want to be a schmuck that works 300 years for a BOSS, hoping for a pension and a gold watch, only to be fired a week before my gold watch ceremony and hoping Walmart has a spot for me a couple days a week to make up for the pension I didn't get.Anyway... how transparent should you be?