Have they done their homework, even if it is only mental homework.

I would like to address a concern I have about the herd-mentality of everyone and their uncle becoming "investors" and how this is likely to have very serious long term implications on housing that few have thought much about.

And murder, amongst other actions, runs contrary to that.I completely understand that most of the world operates under a right vs wrong kind of mentality.

However doing so is different than convincing someone to sell who doesn’t want to or getting a fantasy land seller out of their vacation mentality.

Real estate investing doesn't have room for half in mentality

That way they control when the call happens plus they are in charge but as you know the I will do it later bug populates many areas and then later turns into the forget it moth.Also with some people it took all the mental strength they had to dial that phone the first time, and they felt relieved when no one answered and the chances of them trying it twice is not very high.

The overwhelming common denominator when speaking to a fortune builders student is their mental success.

My 2 points of debate were1) the real estate collapse is not all at the feet of realtors &2) EVERY realtor is not unethicalThe issue that I have always mentally thought about was, if realtors are asked to do a service, then asked to be the "experts", is it not a conflict of interest if the only way an agent gets paid is for a transaction to occur?

Mom's second child, my older sister, is severely mentally handicapped.

Who cares...I can read... when I read enough posts from someone who has a correct answer I can file that person in my mental filing cabinet...