Adding marginal fees won't fundamentally destroy demand which is increasing as part of a larger trend.

Maua,I found The Secrets of Power Negotiating by Roger Dawson to be a great book on negotiating fundamentals.  

So I will probably be more active here with questions if I am unable to find on the web.

You have to research using the county web site and ascertain more info about a parcel before you bid.   

We leverage jeonse in a different way though that is very unusual for investors in Korea.Generally speaking, we find good value properties in high potential areas with good fundamentals, negotiate down as low as possible, sign a contract with the settlement date stretched as far as possible, and market for a jeonse tenant to come into the property at a date matching our settlement date so we limit how much money we need out of pocket to close on the property.For example, we recently closed on a property in Hongdae, which is one of the if not the #1 hot spot in Korea for the past couple years.

The problem i'm having is where to start, with all the info on the web and unlimited info on BP I still ask myself where do I start first, fix and flip, wholesale ect?

I work from home selling comcast cable , web design and interior design so my schedule is flexible and will allow me to do all the legwork put in some sweat equity as well as I can paint, tile, hire contractors...Anyone interested in doing a flip with me?

@Michael Roundtree,I see folks recommending some more formal education than just combing thru the BP forums and recommended reading / viewing lists (see the "Education" tab on the BP menu bar).Yes, RE agent licensing classes will provide some of the fundamentals.

You need to google "google voice" for your web browser when you're logged into Gmail.

@Julien RickardThe best time-tested way to underwrite a deal is to understand the fundamentals of evaluating a business.