If you do this often though you can get a reputation as a "re-trader".

For me it's hard to tell with these Midwest markets...some here swear by the Midwest cash flow tradeThe only reason I'd consider is only because I feel the coasts have all level or topped...so the trader in me tells me sell socal buy Midwest for now....but we are already late to this idea I think...I feel Midwest valuations in the traditional cashflow market sense is probably also overvalued so there's absolutely still risk in value ...but sure it's going to cash flow 

I found mine because I've always been a trader and I like trading, so fix and flips fit my passion, thus it became my focus. 2.

Hey Everyone,We'll be at Whiskey Trader (77 W 55th St) on Wed 4/6 starting at 6/630.

Every major trader out there knows we are in a bubble but there is no protection for individuals dumping money into their retirement accounts to buy mutual funds.

This is the first time however I will be sitting out of this market and will pass on deals I think are solid for at least the next few months.The fact that gives me the most pause to think I am wrong-Currency traders are betting Central Banks will have negative interest rates in 18 months or so. 

This is a staple of good traders/ brokers.

How can I approach this- I got some real headaches during his tenancy and would like to be the eventual buyer of the note rather than a note trader.

I am a first time home buyer and not familiar at all with the loan process.I, like many others became a speculator and trader in this crazy environment.

As an experienced owner of a real estate brokerage, a property management company, flipper, investment property owner and active stock trader, these are some of my thoughts:You don't need 20% down to purchase a home.