Next best bet: There's a boatload of 'dealer-vs-casual-investor' info on the 'net, thanks to the popularity of the issue.

"Ninja" is coming back as a popular term, especially for...get this...marketers.

Only a little under 3000 posts left to be "ACCLAIMED" :rock:

Other than that, like I said, I'll believe it (and worry about it) when I see it in reality, not some Sarah-like drawing, which is someone's biased interpretation.Let's stick to our rocks for now. 3rd rock from the Sun, that is

I found some tips at the Popular Mechanics website.http://www.popularmechanics.com/home_journal/how_to/4279117.htmlAlthough, I doubt landlords will be able to force tenants to follow some of the article's suggestions.

There fees will eat into a big portion of your 7k spread.The most popular IMO is coastal funding.

Hide it in with something really popular and run it through.

You put yourself in a tough spot when you say you don't want to lose the deal.I get it - they are putting you in a tough spot but the moment you say you don't want to lose a deal your adding to the rock and hard place.

Popular or successful "teams" may have baggage and choosing the wrong bunch can kill your product, guilt by association.

Buying sight unseen is another popular guru gibberish tactic because they're motivation is to tell you that no effort is required to become wildly rich in real estate investing.