They think they are smart.

Upgrade your phone system, computers or other equipment and technology.

Being a volume real estate brokerage and investment company, we have found that the best technology has helped us keep our entire staff in the loop, and the transactions are closed much faster.

We have several very smart people that have been working on this stuff for around a year and have spent tons of time, money, and energy building out infrastructure.

Don't believe everything you read...I'm guessing this guy (John Burns) is smart enough to know that if he forecasts reasonable growth or decline, he probably won't make headlines...

I don't want to take your time with my picture of RE changing in front of our eyes due to technology (and social wisdom) but I wonder if I could ask what YOU think on the subject?

Whereas now (closer to the top of the market) it would be smart to have all those free and clear homes.

If its too costly or troublesome to get access to your equity the question of wether its smart is a moot point.I guess my point is make sure you have access to it before including it in your plans.

Smart choice, because with a newbie flip, you might just end up being a very fancy landlord with no shirt.

If someone's smart enough to figure out that they're actually copper, they're smart enough to know that painted copper loses about 80% salvage value.That's all people break in for around me.