I'm not really very fond of working for other people, and I like to take "fish" so to speak.

Many of the "experience" investors are not really into the topic being presented but rather are at the back of the room, off to the side, etc just networking, talking and telling "fish" stories.When it comes to knowing who is serious and not, Josh hits it right.

:mrgreen: Your tenants/tenant buyers all have nicer; cars, TVs, stereos, (I guess now we can add; iPods, PDAs and cell phones) than you do.Your tax return is a thicker than any paper you ever wrote in HS or college.You've been asking your local HD manager why they don't sell fishing, camping and skiing gear, and groceries.all cash

They are mostly chicken and fish recipes.

You can tell a lot just by the sounds of the neighborhood at night if it's a place you will want to work in..strive,No reason to applogize, I just like to keep my fishing holes to myself.

Getting short sale listings is like shooting fish in a barrel.

You could act as more of a bird dog type on this deal and fish around to see who would be interested in the deal, then if you find potential buyers make sure that you collect a 'finder's fee' somehow (usually works best outside of closing).Quite possibly too the seller may pay you a 'finder's fee' as well.

When investors put "WE BUYHOUSES on their signs they're all lumped together and it's easy to become the big fish in a small pond quickly if you just take the time to market your business completely different than everyone else.By the way a ladies name is less threatening than a mans.

I want to move to Pensacola and take my boat out on charter fishing trips but want a stable income incase I don't go out as often as I would like, hine the pensacola area.

To tell you a little bit about myself, I am a young and very aggressive investor who took to this business like a fish to water.