start by going to local re club and meeting the major players that are actively buying, find out what they want and get it for them; collect a fee for finding deals and get all the knowledge you can on areas and whats a good deal and whats not; you will have to find the deals which means you will have to try different marketing methods to get sellers calling you; as you do this and are learning from these guys, you will eventually learn how to do a deal yourself at which point the sky is the limit

It's an industry.But, for $30 after a year, I'd bet on Red.

But I just watched as a nondescript red minivan slowly pulled forward.

All of the players want to get paid for their time though!

More and more red flags keep popping up!

These networks are best built by getting into the game and seeing who the players are...or identifying who wants to be a player.

Initially, the land owner tried to flip the land using a prestigious national real estate brokerage that marketed the property with a glossy aerial photograph, a large red line outlining the parcel for sale, a few ground level photographs, zoning information, a list of permitted uses, allowable FAR and the new price - $35 million.

I kind of stumbled across this site a few weeks ago and I'd just like to say that i really appreciate all the different articles, help and networking opportunities offered to newbies and seasoned players alike.

Its actually really screwed up how the big banks, central banks (sovereign entities) and other funds have really a strong grip on markets and that their constant and open manipulation means that the markets are rigged against us the small players (and when I mean markets, I mean everything from securities and equities, to commodities, to currencies).

It requires much more involvement, paperwork, red tape, etc, etc, etc.