All really not bad philosophies to learn and adhere to.

Tom,That's encouraging for a guy like myself that has not done a rehab yet, especially after looking at your site and seeing the finished product.

Just wanted to encourage research and networking.

I don't usually rcommend anyone paying that price and touching their retirement funds.I do encourage investors to look at their options for retirement in the self-directed world (I feel Equity Trust Comapny is the best) but as Jon pointed out, there are several rules and guidelines you MUST adhere to.

1) Grossreal: if I look at my core values, I do not see any fraud at all, even in case of me straight out giving money straight back to Yeow who owns the place and negotiated the seller.The whole bank philosophy of "we're willing to take a loss, as long as THAT guy doesn't make a gain" is horrible.

They represent different philosophies that so far none of them proven to be the ultimate way of life in their purest form.

The man was encouraged.

And I guess that's also why he encourages his audience to stay out of school and remain ignorant (so he continues to look intelligent to them).

Take your time to learn and I would encourage you to submit at least your initial deals to the deal analysis forum for comment and input.

I think the consumers need to be encouraged to SAVE instead of spending.Rich If you were elected President Today, what would you do to get the ball rolling again in regards to the Economy ?