Fighting our innate irrationality is very difficult.I listened them on my phone and saved some of the best to listen again later.  

Perhaps fighting words ;)(not the two you mentioned, per se...because I do not know them...but in a general context)There is good an bad when you smear lipstick on a pig...sometimes she performs...sometimes she's lame...still a pig...

I wonder because I have a lead which looks like it'll definitely be a cash sale, but do you bring in cash investors or list on the MLS and then let cash buyers fight it out?

Currently I am only able to find cap rates at 6-8% on either NNN commercial or multifamily properties and the market is flooded with retail buyers fighting for the bigger deals.

If neither of them want it they usually agree to sell it and it is listed with a realtor.In the case of an estate - many of these are planned in advance and if they aren't, many of these end up in a fight with beneficiaries which can take a while to figure out. 

Get a deal it's ez to give away money, I went to a local RE meet up in my town when I had my first deal under contract and had people fighting to buy it....now all of them are on my list.

My first thought is that lenders would fight against the option, for a number of reasons, but loss would certainly be the main motivator. thanks for your input/insight.

A good tip is to look for properties being sold by owners who own them free and clear and would be willing to do a owner financing arrangement, it could really help you get started without having to fight with banks to get financing. 

There is a lot available so I was just curious would it be worthwhile to build on it instead of fighting others for houses in the area. 

What I mean by "bad employee" is that I fight within myself to be ordinary.