:lol: Seeing as Mickey D's is the leader in their industry, has top of mind awareness, sends their managers to Hamburger University for great training, and generally has a good product at a resonable price in extremely fast time....

I have 20 comps, all sold since January, all within 5 mi. that average $196,943.

I bought Paul and Than's products & bootcamps in October of 2007.

Most likely is that the person(s) know why they were shut down - most common is either consistent trolling or spamming or a concerted effort to push a product/products outside the marketplace, often trying to be sneaky such as talking about "Hey, what do you think about SEYED KAPITOLL" when they are really shills for such organization.

I'm not talking about realestate that I need to use cash to beat another bidder, just your average transaction.Thanks

As is too often the case, most investors only look at the ca$h involved today, not the real, long-term, value of a given product or service.When talking about "Buyer's Agent" and "Seller's Agent", the key word is "Agent"...as in the laws of agency and how they apply in your state, and in your transaction.In MOST states, ALL agents in a transaction are working for the Seller, absent any written Buyer's Agency Agreement.

Because you're not an average investor and you don't make average investments.

If you own 20 rentals for 10 years, it will all average out.

I'm not going to hammer on the legality of it here, but I feel that the problems that arise form such activities are a product of the unstructured manner inwhich they are conducted.

First, How big should a newbies buyer list be (on average)?