And there's Roofstock's value proposition.Heck, I just overpaid for the bananas I bought at Trader Joe's.

Love the penny trader story as mine is similar (options) - lol. 

A loan trader that only sees what their screen shows them and whose time is limited is at a disadvantage to a motivated investor that wants to see a profit on every deal.I have a recent example where this price differential helped us.

I have read that Starbucks, Whole Foods, and Trader Joes are good indicators that the property value in areas each are located in will tend to rise. 

There are quite a few here on BP - @Luther Wilson III does come to mind.If you are wanting to get to know the Kansas City Market and the Kansas Ctiy people, I suggest setting up a key word alert here on BP for Kansas City - and also check out some of the events on the BP calendar and schedule a KC visit around them.If you schedule around a 2nd Tuesday you can make a MAREI meeting on Tuesday and a WinVestors meeting on a wednesday morning and if the planets align, sometimes a House Traders event on Wednesday evening - just have to have a 2nd Tuesday and a 3rd Wednesday fall in the same week, which seems to happen in May - so 3 meetings, 3 different groups of people in about 30 hours.

Anytime you trade real estate, you should be licensed. 

Unless you are a trader you are not in this current environment. 

I was thinking of send him an anonymous letter shaking him down for a few bitcoins for my silence, ha ha... 

I just looked into transferring title of my Mom’s place to either a trust or a relative, and either would incur a transfer tax, so I’d guess a trader to an LLC would,too.

Bitcoin, and Class D homes in Detroit  ;)