We had been to EP before and had thought about going to an art show this weekend but probably going next week.

I can remember when the IBM Selectric became state of the art!

If you feel your martial arts training and baseball bat are up to those potential threats, great; I don't.As to your question of why I go inside vacant properties, most REOs and foreclosures and 'don't wanters' that I target are vacant.

Personally, I like doing creative work with green features - I tell people I do this for art as much as money.

I am fairly new to Real Estate but no stranger to cashflow, crunching numbers (spreadsheet whore), and observing markets - Derivatives background.Honestly speaking, it took me a while to find a forum as good as this one so kudos to all involved.My interest in real estate is cash flow (buy and hold) and architectural style, which brings me to almost any brick building (federal style, art deco, chicago etc...) and heavy use of wood trim.

Ultimately, as time goes on, I will be learning to master the art of becoming an experienced real estate investor.

Denver has great public art.

Ooh maybe Art History will help you in life. haGo with the fundamentals of business because regardless of what you do in life, you will need these!

I also love horses, art - particularily oil paintings, camping and spending time with with my fiancee!

Doesn't always mean they are trying to scam you or take advantage of you.I have come across so many amazing new Realtors that had the potential to be really great but they got under the wing of the wrong person.This market will weed out the successful Realtors from the amatuers.If you are a new Realtor and trying to figure out how you can best service your investors, my advice would be to read as much as you can about the art of negotiating.