Some of my thoughts have developed from observing the operations of the two PM companies that I currently use.

I found it very helpful, though I confess that I am now a bit more overwhelmed and intimidated about real estate investing than I was before (no longer as starry-eyed, I suppose).One observation I did make, however, is that there are rather a lot of word omissions and other "typo" sorts of errors throughout the text. 

Observe during viewing - When I show the property before ppl apply, I observe them carefully.

He is logical and explained the reasoning behind all the decisions which answered my previous observations.

"Although, quarter-by-quarter, we have observed some market-specific increases, over the entire period, owner occupancy rates for REO sales have broadly weakened," said Brian Hurley, New Vista's president and chief operating officer.

I'm not sure how well you know subject-to purchases, but this is a technique that is much easier to learn by observing others do it.

Or a meets and bounds description...starting at the sw corner of section#, going 90 degrees south, 0 degrees east for a distance of x', to a point of beginning,  etc.Just an observation, if you don't know what a legal description looks like, I don't think you should be helping someone fill out a purchase contract.  

Very good observations.

I am growing older and wiser while I observe society with time and I think that influences my opinion of the evolution of society.

We (notice I say "We" as to not start anything with anyone, but rather just share an observation) just learn ways of deflecting and distracting from the issues instead of answering the original questions with legitimate answers, and we just take turns talking instead of really listening to the opposition and building on a conversation that leads to resolution.It's time for us (again, collective "Us") to just say "we don't know" when we don't know the answer to a question, even if we don't like the question.