I don't mean this from a supersticious standpoint - it's just a matter of putting yourself in situations that will allow you to catch "luck" more often than other people, by researching things on a daily basis and working to be the one to see them first and prepared when one comes along.

Unfortunately, this business often requires we make guesses about the future.

Ray does not consider himself a guru and often is referred to as the non-guru.

I'll keep trying every so often to post on that one.

Expenses include the taxes and insurance, which is often included in the payment.

Their lawyer, or more often his assistant attends the auction, the lender is not usually present.

Our market in CO still looks like it's dropping so I don't see any reason to jump in it.I'm sometimes a little impetuous, I often suffer from "gottadoadealitis" but as I've gotten older I've learned to slow down a bit and have not regretted it.

As a LL/REI I’ve had my integrity tested often.

Certainly, folks who promote RE investing often do just that and stop at this point.

What sort of experiences have you had with that type of situation, and how often do you see it happening?