Not if you own the paperwork :)or at least put the famous "or Assign" after your name.

Im sure this is a very popular question but Im curious what everyone here does?

I been doing real estate for almost 3 years but now dabbling with Atm machines, we shall see how that goes...

You?

But as long as you're getting your science from Fox News, you should expect to not have any idea what you're talking about.Oh...and always remember what Socrates (and a hundred other famous people) have said: "It's better to be silent and thought a fool, than to speak up and remove all doubt."

That helps a lot and makes sense.Yea, I'll definitely drive by the solds, but since they're all the same looking (Detroit is famous for it's track housing) I'm assuming it's the quality of the interior that made the sale.

Famous or otherwise, let em fly...

Just don't get sucked into the $1500 product guru sales pitch from the famous guests invited to many of them :-) You'll do fine with books, BP, and conversation, and keep your $10k for now!

Maybe someone from famous real estate sites like Realtor.com or Trulia.com could be tricked into giving their comments :)

I am not a securities attorney, but the common test is the "Howey Test" from the famous case:Securities Test1.

Taking pictures of listings in your neighborhood or famous landmarks will generate buzz about that area.

Sounds suspiciously like the world famous BRRRR strategy from one of those real estate podcasts......