Entire industries like airlines, tourism, conventions, entertainment venues, gambling, theme parks, cruise ships, movie theaters and more will take months or years to recover.

Seller may not be thrilled but so what.  

There are some deals there but these days not as many, and it's more of an advanced strategy and generally a gamble even so, very hit-or-miss and you will be bidding against 100-200+ other investors, 75% who are experienced and knowledgeable, 25% who are newbies and liable to overpay.

I also believe that it took a little more than two cents to put together a website, and a brand, and a logo, and a few other things that cost a bit more than driving around, putting your eyes on the actual property, and getting a sense of the neighborhoods you're marketing to.I am thrilled to be where I'm at; for taking the action and getting a result.I know that the web is another channel with enormous potential, and I plan to capitalize once my capital and proof of concept is justified =)

I wasn’t thrilled with their process.

So if winning 95% of the time is considered gambling, then I guess I am a damn good gambler.

I am thrilled to report that I will begin my first Real Estate Rookie Bootcamp training class next month!

Orlando is heavily tourism driven...it's got the hotel rooms and convention traffic like Vegas without the gambling and neon.

I am thrilled about the wealth of information and help that the BP Community provides.

Procter and Gamble is a huge company with multiple facilities all around the city and suburbs.