Then you can stand up to crises, with calm and courage, refusing to buckle; then you will not fall through the floor.

Looking forward to chatting with you, but until then ignore "chicken little" the sky is not falling.

Be sure to be responsible and conservative in your risk/reward factoring, and don't fall into the trap of trusting someone else's decisions or loan ratios for your financial security.Saying that reminds me of a local wholesaler that doesn't know a good deal when he sees one.

These cycles are in different stages in different areas of the country and so in some locations, it's perfect to be flipping properties because the market is still strong and values are not falling apart like they are on the coasts.

I guess I fall back on my favorite saying: THE MORE YOU KNOW, THE MORE YOU DON'T KNOW"... ever so true when you open yourself up to learning more.

I wouldn't tie myself to a buyer with a ridiculous close date, or one with many contingencies, but how do I go about making sure that if I agree to sell to them, I won't be stiffed later with financing fall through or some other such detail?

hi all,i am new to the rental market and was thinking of acquiring and renting my first property. i have done some analysis and am waiting for the right time to acquire a property. is this the best time or should i wait longer considering the market will fall further. what is the outlook in the nect 6 mnths to a yrthanks,vik

Now i know you say that it is going to be your primary residence, but some advice I got was "fall in love with the deal, not the house" Unless it is your possible dream house I would make an offer and if they dont accept it then move on

The bottom line is being a locator is a tremendous opportunity for many individuals.Typically, locators fall into one of four categories.

I'm sure plenty of people have made money going through these programs, but I sure as heck am not going to pay $9k-$63k for seminars and "mentoring" from people who have been investing for less than 5 years.Mad at myself for falling prey, but glad I made it out with only $495 spent.