Knowing how to exploit it for my personal gains and profits are the only thing I'm interested in.

Check out the thread about ridiculous lines you hear from supposed Bulk Tape Sellers.If you have tried all these and some have worked, I'd pick the one you liked the best and exploit the heck out of it instead of trying something new.

Those will come in handy in pretty much every little thing you do later in life and will allow you to find and exploit opportunities a bit more efficiently than someone without a degree.

Banks are completely unreasonable, completely irrational, and very difficult to work with.That said, I'm still buying property for pennies on the dollar that banks are desperate to get rid of.Because banks don't understand our business, there are plenty of ways we can exploit them to benefit our business.

My guess is that if there is any opportunity to exploit it that it wouldn't be worth the time invested to do so anyway.

To assume that banks would not exploit this profit opportunity in that environment is a bit naive, as its easy money on the table.That said, this exchange with attorney Clint Coons was posted recently on his blog, and I'd like to get the opinion of folks on this technique with land trusts.

Landlording, and exploiting opportunities.

I think this is an area that could be exploited more on both sides and have some connection through BP to real lenders and borrowers.Otherwise, real estate is local.

No reason to pack up and move to some place where you don't know your way around, have no connections, and will be busy acclimating yourself to your new location when you could be exploiting all the opportunities right in your own backyard.

This dope is so stupid he boasted to a neighbor across the street of his exploits, the neighbor is one of my tenants.