When asked legitimate questions about victimizing the public, backing out of contracts, fraud by inducement, etc these operators are silent.

I could be wrong but I think I have to get with a RE agent to get foreclosure listings because they’re not all public!

The public store footprint doesn't go away it just changes with the technology.Commercial real estate will always be around.The only retailers in trouble are those who didn't make the changes early and now how extra space they do not need with more of their sales going online.Best Buy is one of those retailers.Many myself included walk into the store just to look around and then see online if we can locate the product for a cheaper price.

College kids are as fickle as the general public and when the next cool thing comes along they will be gone.Heard about a recent phenomenon where kids are so frugal now that they do all their hooking up online then meet at the bar just to go home with each other and don't even bother buying a drink.

Deferring them for a few weeks around Christmas makes for good publicity and hardly has an impact given their slow processes.

I find it interesting when such trends are made public to almost shock to public awake saying hey everyone not its time to get back into real estate. when I read things like this I am just reminded of the sheep mentality of following the crowd into every investment like before the sub prime blow up back in 07.

The worst part about it is that even if you're careful with not copying anything with personal information in it in public, your bank, insurance agency or doctor's office may not be . . .Wow!

Here is a public video, with Barbara Corcoran on it, where she brings up Trenton.

Here in the state of Georgia, there is a website called www.georgiapublicnotice.com that one can find public notices from pretty much every county.

Many people with really high net worth in many cases do not want to be in the public eye.