If so thats incredibly small, im not convinced you could fit townhomes on there if your life depended on it. besides that, 179K.. thats 770K per acre.

The second thing I see newbie’s do is the life story type where a newbie’s give you his/her life story about what they are doing in life and what they do and now there on hard times and they just have to make real estate work, now I’m sorry for your misfortune and I’m even sorrier if you’ve spent countless hours reading going to seminars and now you READY to do real estate but the simple fact is action speaks louder than words, so if you are spending all of your free time reading up on real estate your failing.

Working in a financial planning firm full time, holding my series 7, 66, life, accident, health, and NH real estate licenses.

I love doing what I do, and I would not trade places with anyone, nor trade my life experiences for anyone else’s.

Being in the suburbs, i am not sure that i want to look in the actual city due to the time of the drive down there and the fact I don't know much of the town (i have not lived here all my life).

Online sites will never be as accurate as a human who can take all the little things into account.

Santa Monica, CA.Beach view and 10 hour days...ah the life in the rat race in the most overblown real estate economy in the world...

That simple question changed my whole life.

I'm a 45 y/o female, research professional in my "other life" and have just started doing a notes course.

When I finally walked into the title company and got a check for more money than I had made for my entire life combined, it was more about the relief from finally being done with it than a celebration of achievement.