I don't because 90% of my buys are from banks who have addendums that will trump a purchase agreement.

I think you have to get pretty big and powerful (like trump) before you can hire a negotiator for you.I outsource much of the short sale follow up.

Hey guys, not sure if I consider Trump a guru but here is some light reading.http://www.investinganswers.com/education/famous-investors/shocking-truth-about-donald-trumps-rise-success-6315

Like Donald Trump, the guy is probably carrying like $5 billion in debt. 

Since, I've read a few books, spent countless hours browsing the internet, and have even spoken to my accountant for advice.It all started when I picked up the book, "Why We Want You To Be Rich" by Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki.

I don't know the entire story, but I know Trump spoke of buying a distressed property that turned out well for him.

The states of OH and FL have changed ("tweeked") their definitions in recent history and the changes revolve around the sale of "interest" in regulated industries ... as has the IRS 1031 exchange rule (via Trump's tax changes) that eliminated personal property from being 1031 exchange eligible.

I think it is always the time to buy, but as Donald Trump says depending on the market your in is going to depend on how or what you are going to buy.

I am thinking more like Donald Trump like developments, mix use and high rises.

I need to clear the preparatory administration so I can focus on actually pursuing making the money.Here's a good one from Donald Trump I like to stream over my brain to help me keep focus and momentum:http://www.youtube.com/watch?