I contact with several of the wholesalers in my area via text, just talked with one today awhile by text. often get text from other wholesalers or small new wholesalers i might not know on a first name basis but with info about properties they currently have, really alot better than email in my eyes cause your going to get it immediately, my iphone only updates my emails on the hour, text are instant.personally i sent/recieved over 5000 text last month.

They are the ones who can certify whether or not the stone is genuine and not tampered with.The only investment jewelry that I know of consists of enormous and rare diamonds, historical jewelry with providence, and Southwest Native American handmade silver by famous name artists.You get yourself a large diamond tiara worn by Empress Josephine with proper providence, and maybe you've got yourself an investment.Even with a very good quality loupe and a very good eye, you won't be able to tell whether a diamond in a setting is a genuine stone.

Have you got your eye on any specific properties?

You had an eye such as an interior decorator for what you knew would bring in the good profits.

Most I have seen are buying them for a lake house or hunting lodge.I'm not saying to not do this deal, just go in with your eyes wide open.Good luck.

Sure, if we owned them all as rentals we would cash flow more, but in our eyes it's a lot more hassle and maintenance for us, we prefer to get our lot rents and call it a day, different strokes for different folks.

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He has the eye of the tiger right now.

At this point I am just trying to focus on getting their eyes on the material.

This was definitely eye opening study on the importance of watching out for nuances in the case history.