I remember back in the late '80's we were laughing at a guy we were training with who paid $30,000 for an extra condo parking space in the down town area.I bet he is laughing now.

They all speak amongst eachother and it's a good bet you won't catch many breaks for awhile.

Your best bet is to work off referrals and talk to as many people as you can.

If it's from 1996 - I bet its not too bad.

Looked through that lens, I could see why he says housing is a great bet since its a market that can easily absorb his capital and in an investment he can easily understand.Since we're not in the same universe as he is, would our capital be wisely deployed in the same manner?

Hi Belinda,For the agricultural portions, I'd say your best bet is to advertise on craigslist, talk to the neighbors that farm in the area (they might be interested or know someone who is) and you could try an ag publication.

Realtors need hard money lenders too, they have small commercial deals.I have not seen/heard Ann's information on hard money lending, I'm betting she is speaking from the position as a lender to borrowers, how to find lenders, I doubt she is teach how to become a lender....hope not anyway, nah, she wouldn't do that.

A fat flip deal would have enough to cover UBIT and still blow up the IRA.Here is one of the quickest and bets ways to blow up a SDIRA: Lock up contracts with EMD's (earnest money depoists from your IRA (or options) and then assign the contracts or sell the options.

If a wholesaler of strawberry ice cream tells you to call them, you can bet that, while you may get general marketing advice in some niche market, all you're going to get is different flavors of strawberry.

Your probably going to spend time on an apt building around 1 year in its entirety, working the property to get it back to 90% vacancy. ...William Bannister - It doesn't take any effort to get to the building to 90% vacancy; but I bet it's lots of hard work to get to 90% occupancy. :)