There's opportunity out there regardless of current market conditions, but so many people are sitting on so much equity today that purchased during the great recession, that many people are convinced the Great Recession is a once a decade thing rather than a once a century thing.IMHO, Great Recession Part 2 is not around the corner.

I have done probably 10 times as many loans for 19th century homes as I have for 21st century homes...

One of my passions is Real Estate. One of my favorite books: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. He recommends changing your mindset about money, instead of saying "we can't afford that", ask yourself "how can we af...

(Yes, silly Banks, but can you see where they are coming from, when EVERYONE will tell them that THEIR newly acquired property just happened to be the bargain of the century, so please lend the FULL purchase price, even though it is the only thing that can be put up as security)?

I lost out on the deal of a century because I found it before I had the capital to do it myself and hadn't found BP yet to show me that there are so many ways I could have made it work!

@Chris Lynch Century 21 Commonwealth Realty on Guam offers classes at their N.I.C.E. institute.

We use Century 21 property management.

The company I work for, Century 21 SGR is a huge supporter of new agents, and a lot of the agents in the company are RE investors.

.;) Joking aside, the dollar had more purchasing power in the year 1900 than it did in the year 1800...said another way, the entire century was net deflationary.

those crashes come around once a century.