Trammell Crow purportedly said: "People have laughed at me for buying too late and selling too early."

Legendary real estate investor Sam Zell believes (or at least purports to believe) that homeownership will fall to 55%, well below the 64% it is at now and far from the ~69% we saw prior to the crash.

I find most agents havent even purchased a property or made any type of meaningful investments and try to purport themselves as investment experts( misleading title)

"The Richest Man in Babylon" advises you squirrel away 10% of your gross income, no matter how little or how much you make.While you're working on being gainfully employed, EDUCATE YOURSELF in Real Estate Investment There are plenty of educational resources right here on BiggerPockets (BP), most of which are FREE.Now, I know there are "gurus" who purport to be able to "teach" you how to invest in real estate with no money.

Be careful when choosing to use a Quit Claim Deed:A person receiving a purported real estate interest via a quitclaim deed may receive no legal right to the property whatsoever.

So, facing a choice of backing into a strategy with a purportedly good market rather than the other way around, we decided to just do the analysis ourselves.In this post, I’m sharing a high-level overview of our methodology in the hope that it will be helpful to others seeking to solve the same problem for their business.

@Ben Leybovich it may be helpful to know what you think a syndication business model actually is if we are to further the purported intent of this thread.

We should be concerned that our system allows a judge to be a participant in the administration of purported justice, but does not require the judge to ensure that the defendant layperson tenant / lessee fully and completely understands his or her rights, and makes sure that they do not unwittingly waive any important rights.In theory, a tenant / lessee could make 7 of 8 payments, or 12 of 15 payments, and yet find him or herself in the same situation, to wit, unable to communicate with a virtual landlord, with an out of state property manager, both of whom were unresponsive to communications, and contact only with the attorneys representing the virtual landlord, while standing before a judicial officer more interested in the processing of cases as opposed to ensuring that the less sophisticated party fully understood their rights.I think that this issue is one of universal appeal and concern.

I read up several negative news about this company and similar complaints like mine by other people (the idea was that DHM was actually making their money from the $3k deposit people paid upfront rather than from the business of lending hard money that they purported to be.

I DO expect that sort of behaviour from sensible investors and unlicensed Wholesalers, but NOT from people who are licensed Realtors and who purport to be ethical.