The problem is that the population has contracted so much that there are areas where if you try to rehab and aren't guarding the house 24 hours a day, your materials will be stolen almost as fast as you install them.

Thank you for reminding me how it not as complicated as all that to have her take a look around all the houses that aren't selling.

If you can get a post rehab, somewhat occupied appraisal you probably aren't in for a TON of cash.

You can have a beautiful property to sell that is a cut above the others without breaking the bank.Remember that you aren't going to live there.

Precious metals aren't productive assets or income producing.

The people who want to rent it aren't qualified due to income/rental history and the people who are qualified don't want to rent it, this means I should lower price?

You can certainly call it a "boys club," but the members aren't all boys -- they are just those investors who take the time and effort to build relationships.So, yes, it can be tough for the average Joe to find great deals...but with a little work, there's no reason you need to be an average Joe...

Banks aren’t lending and everyone is looking for private money loans to fund their investments and businesses.

I have also heard that it really has to do with intent for the project and that the quantity does not matter.

I can't tell you how difficult it has been to bring together a lineup of speakers who aren't in it for the $997 courses or the $5,000 bootcamps, or the $20,000 mentoring that they are selling.