Hey Everyone,Just wanted to let you know, that after spending about 5 k on courses, I have to say Eric's stuff is as advertised, and it doesn't cost the usual $997 of the Dunlop, Ely, Clotier et al guru crew.theforeclosureschool.com is an excellent value also.Another note on Eric, I bought his Do this Make Money version 2 course, this past friday, he was away for the weekend, and his auto responder was working and sent me an offer for buyer blitz as a test to rate it at a discounted price of 29 bucks.

For only a few hundred dollars you got to see about 40 speakers over 3 days on a range of different topics from Raising Private Money to Note Investing of all types (I even had a discount that I offered here on BP and some people even got to go for $100).

For once it was the insurance company sending me money rather than the other way around.I had recently upgraded the HVAC on one of my houses and since the risk of it failing was reduced, my premium was reduced.Just a reminder that should you do some major work on a house you own that you might be due some discounts from your insurance carrier.

There are all sorts of discount brokerages out there and for experienced veterans those can be a good choice.. 

In the area I am in, Washington DC, I am noticing the same thing, less competition and sellers willing to accept 5-10% discounts, depending of the property and area, of course.

There are going to have a consistent feed of discounted properties.  

Hard to find properties that you can buy at a discount when seller's can normally get the price they're looking for by listing with a realtor (assuming they don't overprice it). 

I wouldn't discount any source for a deal, especially your first one.

You've just chosen the path where you'll find the most opportunities for scammers...wholesaling and discount buying. 

They are making 10% friends and family discount and We added 4% more with higher advanced payment.As per the size of development, I get your point.