You have begin absorbing data in such a fashion that will enable you to discern whether or not a property is a great value.

:wink: I wear a button front shirt- tailored with 3/4 sleeves, black dress pants and low heels-- no jewelry but my wedding ring and Timex-type watch.

I guess that we'll have to fix it the old fashion way.

He walked in with an oversized Scarface tshirt on, an oversized black jacket, lots of jewelry, a bandana on his head with a crooked hat over it.

At some point, we also suspect that the listing agent may not keep track of info and process paperwork on a timely fashion, but what else can we do now.

I dont believe there are any magic system rather than good old fashion work.

I want to echo what James and others are saying, banks have wised up and now they're releasing their inventories in a controlled fashion and pricing them very aggressively to move fast so they can mark them to market on their books and move on.

It's really not a trick, it's the old-fashioned necessity of having a partner, having your lender relationships set up in advance of finding the deals.

If you manager your RE docs in a similar fashion, you could have all your contracts, offers, etc. all on your phone.On my iPad I use Pages all the time, and Keynote and Numbers occasionally.

a 65% LTV secured loan that we'd be offering would have the equivalent of an A rating or better (obviously you wouldn't state it in this fashion since your loan is not rated by a rating agency).Yes, this is relatively illiquid and as such, it would be strongly suggested that this constitute no more than 25% of an investor's assets.