Filing taxes as a professional gambler is brutal.Clearly, I am not afraid of what some may perceive to be "risk."

I like to know what they're thinking about each month; how they perceive the rental demand and tenant pool; what changes they're seeing in the market; what they hear about pending legislation and other government issues that will affect us, etc.

Market at a >TEMPORARY< bottom due to all the perceived bargains for the summer as a catalyst to pushing first time buyers out to buy.

I perceived that there is more control over the seller and knowledge by the listing agent.

Similarly, no buyers are delaying buying due to lack of access to information.Buyers buy when they perceive a value.

We all rather do business witha successful person rather than someone we perceive as living on the edge of financial disaster.

These media appearances can increase your exposure and improve your name recognition which can result in increased investing deals because of your perceived status as an expert.

Being completely new to Short Sales, I'm trying to find out if this is really what I perceive to be an opportunity.

Also, I perceive that hard money lenders (for wholesale purchases) are qualifying just like institutional lenders: credit check, full doc and 20% down.

However, without professional representation, FSBO's stigmatize themselves on how they are perceived, which only hurts their own credibility.