Ann runs the Black Diamond events in Waltham and Worcester (just missed Waltham this past Tuesday) which are excellent ones.

Attendees at REIA's or at Black Diamond ARE NOT SCREENED.

I believe it's by Claude Diamond.

If you're in south Harlem and have a 2 carat diamond ring, no amount of confidence is going to help you.

.), who knows what they are doing, can talk to sellers and get good deals, a diamond in the rough.These smart, hard workers are not easy to find but once you find this future gem (and you feel confident they ARE a future gem), offer to partner with them, maybe help fund their marketing (I know this was a major issue for me just starting out) in exchange for first pick of any deals they find.

Are you identifying it as a bad deal because of the numbers or just because the area is saturated and isn't a diamond in the rough.

It may be a stupid question but how come all these diamonds in the rough still scattered in Charleston.

I would check out Diamond Farming with Gary DiGrazia, I personally work with Gary on probate deals (as one of his students).

Or if you come to a Black Diamond event, I can introduce you to our attorney.

With beautiful neighborhoods like Indian Village Detroit is a diamond in the rough and investing in Detroit will certainly pay off.