I been hearing about how to become a Surplus Recovery Agents, by Barry Cloyd I want to invest in the Course, but has anyone know a little about this course and if you do can you give me a little feedback

If you do you could be buying into a bad deal.There are still great deals today but mainly in the commercial real estate market as our recovery falls years behind the single family homes.

But the job recovery after the latest cycle has been with relatively lame without the high paying jobs that typically are associated with home purchasing.

The next 18-24 months were focused on recovery, proving to my partners at work that I was still an awesome IT consultant and much introspection focused on why I am here on this planet and what I am going to do with the small amount of time I have.

I'm leaning towards the 'Stros....young, athletic, fun to watch...On a serious note, I recognize that I'll be in the minority here, but you do not want to be a long distance landlord.

Otherwise be prepared for the borrower to defend themselves upon default with the idea that they couldn't afford the loan and watch the judge award the Borrower recovery of all fees, interest and costs associated with getting the loan.  

I have never lent to an athlete, but I have lent to a few entertainers.

My day job is in oil and gas and I don't see the oil recovery having nearly the impact it had the past few years on  property appreciation.  

Keep in mind LA has been behind the rest of Cali cities in full recovery.  

We also found we were depleting our savings putting 20% down per SF house, and the market recovery meant that savings from our jobs and rental property cash flow was taking longer than we liked to accumulate to the point we could move on the next, more expensive, SF house.