One with a smile when the market is doing good and one with sad face where market is doing bad.

be nice, carry a big stick.....file and smile. 

Stephanie Goodman, of course is smiling and beautiful.

If that's the case, though, it could be that properties will be purchasable at prices yielding healthy cash-flow.You also raise some interesting uses for the MLS and other online listing platforms alongside the more hands-on methods of locating deals, and I anticipate trying some or all of them over the next few years.

Hi everyone,I've been lurking around the Biggerpockets forums, website, and podcast for years, and now that I have a healthy stock portfolio, I am ready to branch into real-estate.

so the harder I worked to come up with a win win and not displace this lady .... lady luck smiled upon us.. end of story I sat down with that lady and told her..

I've spent the past couple years investing in single family homes - over the past couple months I've decided to start selling them off (along with some healthy appreciation) in favor of multi family with better rent returns.

As long as you are keeping healthy reserves, I think it is definitely the move to pull out some of that equity to keep buying property.

Ruthless cutthroat scoundrels that smile at you all the way!!

I have to smile that I can easily borrow $200k to renovate a house, but am having trouble raising $20k to expand my business!