One of the reasons I like yellowletters.com if they have a lot of intelligence about what works and what doesn't (not just a printer).Looks guys, the handwriting is kind of a psychological trick.

I wouldn't care, except I would like to refi and pull the cash out of them and I'm afraid the properties will not appraise high enough because our comps are artificially low. 

I agree on passive income and find the articles with projections of stocks needed etc. hilarious.Joel – I certainly see you as a very smart man using a very intelligent program in my opinion!

Brian, thanks for that bit of intelligence!

As a flipper, let's not break down Cory too much, his topic means well and no one disagrees buy and hold is an intelligent strategy. 

During the last 9 years I have not always been successful in these areas nor in the great suburbs no one has but, always remember-"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently"

That fuse box might look scary to you and must "cost thousands" to replace but knowing I can get it switched it to a new one for $600 it barely registers as an expense on my list.Good luck and move forward in an intelligent manner, especially if you are using hard money.

I think if she wanted the type of answer that you provided, she's more than intelligent enough to get the information on her own!

Those that haven't got a clue what to do when the market changes will probably fall out, but there will be plenty of other investors around to pick up the pieces.Interest rates are low, real estate is artificially low in some cases.

What I mean is that these people are serious and their intelligent.