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Darrin Gross Introduction of Darrin Gross to Bigger Pockets
11 June 2017 | 7 replies
Most of these were a little rough, cough, cough, and required the best of my 8th grade photography class lessons to manipulate the depth of field to get the shadows just right, so to not draw unwanted attention to the subtle property nuances my underwriter would rather not see.
Austin J. Taking my prelicensing courses, stumped by this question
12 May 2017 | 5 replies
A lease is a right to use and possess, not technically an "interest" since it does not grant ownership, only the rights of use and possession.A subtle distinction.
Steven Silva The Nightmare Buyer Experience - Lesson Learned
31 July 2017 | 4 replies
They sound typical (certify hvac, roof warranty, etc), but they added a few words here or there that was subtle enough that we missed it.
Isi Nau Investing in Hawaii doesn't work!
12 May 2017 | 7 replies
But anything more subtle just seems to fall on deaf ears.Two real examples (both on Oahu) that I think are relatable to a broad range of people:1.  
Darrin Gross My Very First Deal, a Rough Non Conforming Duplex
13 May 2017 | 2 replies
Most of these were a little rough, cough, cough, and required the best of my 8th grade photography class lessons to manipulate the depth of field to get the shadows just right, so to not draw unwanted attention to the subtle property nuances my underwriter would rather not see.
Michael Stubbs Cash-flow areas that also have the potential for capital growth?
14 June 2017 | 3 replies
If you couple in forced appreciation in properties in such markets, then you get both short and long term profits.If you try to invest for both right off the bat, well that is a unicorn hunt as described above ... you are far more likely to find a snake oil salesman con man staple a horn on the head of a donkey and sell it off to a unicorn, and since you believe in fairytales you will believe him as he tells you whatever you want to hear just to make the sale.A skilled RE operator can make great profit in either type of market, but you give up too much control as a newbie going out of state, so your best bet is to work with the opportunities that your local market has to offer and learn to invest hands on and local rather than chasing out of state unicorns.Am I being too subtle?
Christy Holt Should I change realtors?
2 July 2017 | 16 replies
Many deals are going for above asking (as early as 2013 I was offering over asking), but in my opinion there are some subtle signs that the real estate market is starting to soften.
Macintyre Gallagher Why/how do wholesalers not actually own the house?
20 April 2017 | 27 replies
That subtle deciet bothers me. 
Raj Tekchandani JV on Non Performing Seconds
29 April 2017 | 5 replies
Then you can talk / subtle interview them.