It's the proverbial "cart before the horse".Now that's not saying that real estate education is worthless but you have to watch out for stuff like this because there is just too much scamming going on.

HOWEVER it is a work horse...

Since there is no value in beating the spend-more-money-on-marketing dead horse, I think we should take a different look April and let's think this through.Why do some people quickly jump on the wholesaling bandwagon?

Please tell me the name of one agent, either listing or buyer that has ever told their client why a similar home sold at a higher price or lower price other then "well I ran some comps and watch a show on HGTV" Can't make a smart choice if you don't know all the details, it's like betting on a horse you never seen race before because some expert said it's a sure thing.

So it stalls and I have to wait for the fuel to cool off!

Crops, cattle, minature horses, goats or maybe turkeys, how does a title company know?

You can lead a horse to water, but cant make him drink!

I'm planning to to jump back on the yellow letter horse very soon, so this would be useful information for me.

Why continue to beat a dead horse?

Fifteen months later, after taking the house back, finishing up the stalled rehab, and actually selling it, comps only supported $172K.