It is meant to be inspirational and to change your perceptions about money and the working world.I have heard things about a lot of the stuff about his experience were not all that factual.

First, my experience/perception is that it's easier to find deals with equity in them in Tarrant.

Title companies do not like dealing with investors at least most of them do not because if investors run around with this type of data in their hands they are scare that people with ruing the market place.With that said you can buy these services from them as a perception bases on monthly, quarterly and yearly rates.

It tells the bank that your first offer price was your highest offer but then tosses in a small additional amount giving them the "perception" that they won a small battle and 2. the large increase of EMD over what they ask often will bring their focus onto that item rather than the price point and again, give them the "perception" that they won another battle.

You must make sure that you base all of your offers and all info that justifies those offers on the current value, or your perception of the value.As for working with the Lenders, make sure that you are fully justifing your offers.

What was your perception of the book?

Choosing improper comps can obviously lead to an inaccurate perception of both the subject property as well as the market as a whole.

Price does create perception.

What are you perceptions.I think they are trying to build the perception the market is getting back on fire and the deals are almost gone, last chance kind of mentality.

I don't know anything about College Park, but my perception is that it's a different market altogether than Buckhead.Having said that, I would never, ever buy a condo for investment, anywhere, any time.