I do think the dynamics change once you've done a few deals through an agent. 

However with private lenders the dynamics change somewhat.

you've got to have solid knowledge (or have people at your ready who do) about the municipality, the land itself, etc.we're looking at land now in NC - big acreage for a great price, but it could have the best price in the world, but if it's covered by 30% water and the dynamics aren't there for development, we'd be tossing away a lot of money.

@Jose Ruesta I have run into your same dilemma; I'd love to buy a multifamily and house hack, however my family dynamic doesn't allow for it.

That will change as the dynamics of speculative real estate investing will change.

Some of his methods are far too intricate to grasp as a novice and will require the assistance of a local mentor to help with structuring the deals.

Hi BP,Over the last number of months, I have been aggregating data and analyzing the Quincy, MA (south of Boston) multi family market. Here are the big trends I have uncovered. Quincy Areas-From driving around and stu...

Creating a dynamic environment makes a home more attractive by helping buyers visualize its potential, and it can also be a good tool for camouflaging any shortcomings.But staging a home goes far beyond just aesthetics, there are real tangible business benefits.

.:...When I posted the listing on Zillow 13 days ago, the Zillow calculated rent is $4600, and that became $4300 today...It sounds like the algorithm dynamically scans market place rental data and recomputes rent amount according based on prevailing conditions... is there an address for the listing?

Just wondering how other people deal with this dynamic, or is it even worth a second thought?