Most of your money is in the stuff other people don't want to do.

You need a reason not to make decisions on the spot with people.

I know most people wait to hear everyone else talking about an area before they will believe in it.

If you have doubts do not go with it is my adviceIt is a lot of money if you have second thoughts rightThere will be other deals in Gulf Shores ALFrankly it is not such that thousand people are waiting in line to buy there:)

My point is the process of investing in real estate is not as fluid as it seems and for busy people it may even turn them off or they may just start splurging money and expect high cash flow and that won't happen.

Many people seem to complicate valuation issues more than needed, a strait forward way of looking at it is simply asking, "Would a buyer pay more for ...?"

What's the best way to connect with buyers in there, make a post or steal the emails off peoples sale posts?

The only time I know of recently in the US when house prices dropped was about 15 years ago when banks had been lending money to people that should never have been given loans.

Hey Brandon, Columbus is a standout choice, with the city experiencing impressive property appreciation surpassing the national average.

We cant tell people how to "live" necessarily though right?