Strategic foreclosures ran rampant in 2008.

I think this is a time to be careful and strategic but I don't think it's a time to sit on the sidelines, especially with today's low interest rates. 

I hope to have such a simple, strategic, objective, and successful outlook on real estate In a few years after I gain more experience.

Like the idea that you go straight to residential real estate as a gauge of economic activity is an extremely poor idea of monetary analysis. 30 year mortgages make fantastic debt instruments and contribute to a robust financial system, but they are very unexciting for a few reasons.

These are the type of nuggets that you can start to rely on when the information is robust.

I have many rentals as well as 4 flip properties going on in different stages which are strategically scheduled.

Wife has 0 as we strategically did not put her on any and she was stay at home mom for a few years so no benefit to having her on.

I never really look at that stuff as we were in such a robust selling market that it did not matter we built it they bought it.. 

Just curious what investors in higher priced areas do and how people are strategizing.

It takes patience, that is for sure, but if you strategize and have a great deal of luck, I think, you can pick up some absolute bargains.There are several people on BP that are very notable on tax liens.