I really believe the web, smart phones, and fax machines killed the office space.

To me, its just smart business to use my understanding of human nature to my benefit.

Within those areas you can find bargain prices on property that will start you on your way to smart buying but there is no short cut for hard work in finding the right area.

It's in a great area, and i'm trying to get ALL the pieces of the puzzle together (mortgage, insurance, down payment, utility costs, emergency fund, profit, etc), then sit down and form a conclusion if it's a smart investment before any money is laid out.

Has anyone used flipsmart soft ware,and if so what are your opinions. What are some of your preferred methods for figuring repair costs on flips?
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While I agree that a savvy investor may pick a stock that is (in their opinion), underpriced for the growth potential, or any other reason, that is just a smart investor picking the right stock, not buying at discount.

I dont really have any money but I do have the smarts to get any deal done.

If they were smart, they stashed all the cash they generated during those boom times.

Unfortunately for landlords, rehabbers, and many others, a "smart car" (which is the size of a large pumpkin) AIN'T GONNA CARRY A SHEET OF PLYWOOD!

Smart investors saw the opportunities and swooped in.