Bottom line if you are a closer in the market and dont have a reputation of Re trader you can form solid relationsheep with Brokers. 

That is an extremely high risk venture and only a "TINY" sliver of the investor market - in fact, those folks are not really investors but rather gamblers (similar to the day traders of stock investing).  

@Abe Gonzales  not sure he wants to be a day trader  :)  and sometimes day traders don't have a winning day.

I am also a Futures Trader and that is one of the other things I will be doing while I wait, patiently, for the next Downturn in this Market, in order to "Buy when there is Blood in the Streets."

Years ago I was a bond trader at the Chicago Board of Trade.  

My cousin told me about this man Reza Mohktarian and how he is a successful public trader and made successful trades for the public (periscope) but now discloses them in his monthly program for only $97 a month.I was very shocked by this news but when I looked into it better I saw some very bad reviews on his previous entity CTM (Capital Trust Entities) and how it was a scam but nothing poor about his recent programs.

My name is Erick F. Jarquin.  I am in the global trade of fruits and vegetables.  I work as a Director of business development for the Caribbean and Latin America.  I have zero experience in the real state market but ...

For some investors, it wouldn't make sense to hold on to a property for 20 years, they simply like to add as much value as possible and get rid of it, and be in constant acquisition mode.Just like the stock market, you can play the game as a "trader", or as an actual investor, both ways you can make money, but then again, what is your strategy?

Lastly, if you have a trader's mentality (frequent buying and selling), your strategy should be different than a buy and hold type investor. 

Here are the basic facts as I know them.I moved to this part of the country (NW Arkansas) 1.5 years ago following a career on Wall Street as a derivatives trader.