@Quang NguyenNaics code has nothing to do with funding, it’s used for the government for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the U.S. business economy

I know lending from an investors perspective.I am the publisher of a private site catering to the needs of investors.

From what I see he published it a day after you but there are some things on his page that you wrote VERBATIM.

This being said, there are authors who, for their own reasons, will write and publish a book containing their life's work for $20.00 but others won't spend the money because they they don't value information. 

That said, I’ve augmented the course with just about all the BP published books (Especially Brandon Turner and J Scott’s books) and asking questions or reading the forums here. 

My daughter is now a freshman in college, and I've continued to do deals, published a book called Hidden Investing, and I'm about to start a Podcast. 

Rob K you need $10k to help contributing to publish that book?

He has large whiteboards all around him tracking things like seminar schedules, KPIs (key performance indicators), notes for publishing ideas, and general imporant notes. 

I bet there are check lists out there already published for one to use though !!

what you described is a  drop bid... where your following a property and the opening published bid is say 100k you stop following it because its only worth 90K  so day of the auction your standing there and the bank opens at 47,500. and your thinking what the F... well that is called a drop bid.. the pro's I say that loosly the companies or investors that do this for a living and buy volume will understand that there are drop bids and be prepared to bid on every property going to sale.. that's the way you make money at the auction. and its one reason in most counties the casual investor is wasting time trying to compete with the guys that do it for a living. some of my very best deals I got in Portlandia were this exact scenario I liked the property and even though the opening bid was way higher than anyone would bid..