That's the kind of trade people would love.

I got an email last night from someone wanting to trade us their property in Fiji on the beach..

Simply forces your score to re-calculate on demand, this could get pricy depending on number of trade lines and credit agencies that need to be re-scored.

As a consequence I am now focused on investing to create long-term value and, if possible, trying to retire early or at least transition from working for a big company to working for myself.

Larry Goins has a new book "Getting started in real estate day trading" I got a copy at one of his weekend seminars.

You know... government tips you off... then you send half your staff running to induce a panic at other trading desks... and when the other ones leave, the remaining 50% of goldman trades however they want.

I tried to report this post for including a phone number: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/266/topics/34097-trade-programs-we-are-direct-

Whether by design or an unintended consequence is that real estate agents are needed more than ever.When Carlton Sheets was pitching his stuff the contract to buy and sell was one or two pages.Make sure you read and understand the contract before you make a decision on whether you need an agent or not.

Actually, the scary part is section 304 of the Cap and Trade mess.

However, I would not trade them, and the lessons learned for anything.