Now, I know that the real estate pros say to never try to time the market, however, the fundamentals don't look too great right now and there is a good probability that buyers will be able to buy at lower prices if they wait a bit.

The most important thing is the original deal, and making sure the fundamentals are good.

For wherever you're going to be in this business, deal presentation is a fundamental.

I am currently working alot of overtime at the moment so I am unable to attend meet ups so I am curious about any books you have read for the fundamental knowledge on buy and hold invests and rehabbing properties. 

I understand we're in a hot market and speculation is driving prices out of its fundamental behavior but, I was wondering if my analysis is lacking some type of piece or my math is from another planet.

Stress how communication is a fundamental principle of your business and that's a big selling point right there.  

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You will hear that bonds are important and they are but they are set up primarily to protect the qualified intermediary from employee theft so, in my opinion, malpractice and references are fundamental things required of every QI.

While there is always somebody predicting a crash, there are a number of people who have some pretty convincing arguments (based on fundamentals) that real estate will enter a significant decline in the next 1-3 years.

Much of what you gentlemen are telling sounds fundamental and basic to me, so I really want to fully understand this in order to advance my REI career.