At the time the amount of foreign aid and other money pouring into that city was astounding and real estate was the wild west.I ended up in the investment side of the business first, then later moved for several years to national and international tenant rep as an SVP at Equis, where I sourced and managed global accounts and also transacted their deals, more leases than purchases and sales.A few years ago I left and started Angelic with my life companion, angel, who is our CEO (and he's a non-broker, our only non-broker).

I would imagine it would last longer than a couple years.

What exactly you'd need to "not like" is generally understood to be ridiculously broad in scope, which is exactly why the 6 listings agents would all throw your offer in the trash if they knew you were doing this.Fortunately, or unfortunately, that book and ones like it have gained an incredibly wide readership, now there's however many hundreds of thousands of people near me with "California Money" doing stuff like that, I'm not in your neck of the woods but I can't imagine that listing agents aren't attuned to this sort of shotgun strategy by now.

Pour over - leveling cement; 3.

If I were you I'd explore some of the areas right on the edge of neighborhoods that have already gentrified and $ are starting to pour in.

If I was a real estate agent, I'd make it my duty to debunk that idea so you can imagine my reaction when I saw the developer's payment plans listed as the number 1 in your list of financing options.Good for you for getting a loan for which you paid "only" 8% interest (as a resident?)

so I imagine the marketing is significantly tougher.

But I imagine whatever purlem didn't measure, I could rely on google analytics to pick up the slack.I don't want to turn this into an ad for PURLEM, but their biggest asset is Marty, the founder/owner.

I'd imagine the vast majority of volume is inexperienced investors or flippers.

Can't imagine being into it at age 30.