There have been bidding wars and unless you are a cash buyer you will have a hard time competing.

The reputation I am looking to gain in this business is:My word is my bond,and I am a team player(not greedy).

I would like to get information on the real players in the game.

In my experience, "secrets" are just obvious investing strategies that smart people have already (or will) figure out, and less intelligent and less motivated people will never figure out.And you can tell a less-intelligent and/or less motivated person anything (including all your "secrets), but they are unlikely to implement them due to their lack of intellect and/or motivation.As another example, I used to play poker professionally, and after some big tournament successes, I got asked all the time by newer players if I would mentor them.

I'd be interested to see if your bank can compete with this program and what their reaction will once they see HUD's terms.

You are advised to seek competent assistance in this serious matter immediately.

I'm more of a tournament player, havent' been able to grasp cash game.

If you are trying to buy properties directly from the bank it may be helpful to know who the players are and who the asset manager may be.

Given our loose policies about keeping engineering talent in the country I can guarantee you that it will be a major undertaking to ramp up scientific and engineering skillsets if we don't throw tax money at people to keep them interested in the industry.My wife and I are both electrical engineers and I can tell you with certainty that we both would have exited the industry immediately if we were forced to compete with Indian labor for industry jobs coming out of school.

Phill's program competes with ours locally to a certain extent even though we really focus on different things.