As I read some of the posts I felt like I was witnessing a conversation between an American tourist - in a foreign county - attempting to communicate with a street vendor by speaking louder and with ever more passion.

I just want to be here to witness the revolution.

This didn't happen to me, but it is still the most significant mistake I have witnessed in real estate.

If you know the process…. then you know what I’m referring to… if not, go to Carmax and tell them you have a car to sell, and witness the non hassle offer they give you after they test drive your car and make you an offer.

Those in the Dallas / Fort Worth area and other hot markets will probably have witnessed this many times.

You admit so yourself, to wit: "I'll gladly pass on those profits if it means passing on that huge risk and massive effort, neither of which I'm in a place to take on" Exactly my point.

The problem is that most home inspection contracts limits liability to the cost of the inspection itself.Being a broker in California I have witnessed too many instances where neither Broker was at fault however came to the table with mitigating funds...

She was cool wit that .

I am a CPCU and as such I have expert witnessed in 3 trials exactly as this goes.

One of the biggest misconceptions I witness time and time again with investors is regarding their ROE (Return On Equity).For example, if you acquired one of your SFH for $100,000 and paid all cash (Mortgage Free) and we subtracted your expenses at $2,000 from gross rents of $12,000, you would have a NOI of $10,000.