There is no magic in this industry nor is there really any 'new' secret formula that anyone can have.

Hi All,I'm one of millions that have found their beloved starter home under water and instead of bailing I'm doubling down on a rental transformation.

I currently work full time in the Oil and Gas industry, but with my schedule I am off about 6 months out of the year.

The University Circle area contains a tremendous rental market--we have two universities, three colleges, and a huge high-tech industry leading the state's job growth.I don't know the west side because I don't invest there.

Having disclosures and having a judge care about them when you intentionally screw someone over that says they didn't understand all the paperwork are very different things.If they do that on a regular basis I assume they will go down hard the first time someone does get pissed off enough to see what they can do.These are definitely the sh*t stains of our industry that give everyone else a bad name.

That entire industry is biased - all of them; brokers, advisers, money/fund managers, etc. - depending upon the asset classes they love and want you to buy because of the potential for making THEM money.

The other big player in the market is Essensys (new to US, but not new to the industry).

I have heard there are mortgage regulation bulletins that people in the industry obtain which at the very least prepares the bankers with the knowledge of upcoming changes.

Hi Everyone,My name is Josh Stroup.I am very new to both BP and the real estate industry as well.

There isn't any educational advantage in the industry that an agent will have over an appraiser as appraisers have the highest bar to certification, especially an MAI.