Once they hit the MLS it’s like blood in the water.

I personally own 11 units and have developed a good business model through blood, sweat, tears and trial and error.

Plus, man is the only creature to trip over stone twice...In my view, the real "blood on the streets" will be seen in 12-18 months when people currently furloughed will be officially unemployed and unable to service their debts.

That is the blood, sweat, and tears.

There will be blood for best picturei haven't seen it yet, but Daniel Day Lewis is pretty much a genius.

If your car is riddled with bullets and you see bodies lying in a pool of blood in the street, it's definitely a war zone!

Like the current system lead by blood-sucking insurance companies and hospitals that need to fill up bed is perfect.

(This means that if a broker gives you a deal using this strategy it's because it's one that no one else wants and his shark instincts see blood in the water).The strategy is to find the brokers, meet them in person, tell them what you are looking to do, explain your experience and how you are planning to fund the deal. 

Kersey was out of B ball and defaulted. he owed 3.4   we bought it for 1.2 with a 5 day close. we put 1.7 into it to finish it.. and sold it first day on market to the CEO of precision Die cast for 5 mil.. that was my best one ever.. and of course being a true blooded developer and full consumer west coast dude went out and bought a 500k airplane the next day  ..

Whether it is real estate or stocks, I like to keep my powder dry and like to make large investments when there is blood in the streets in the equities market like February 2002, and March 2009 or Atlanta's real estate market in 2012 when equities and real estate prices were trading hands at 1996 prices.