My full time job has me out of town quite a bit.

I recently met an agent/investor who purchased a home in the historical part of the town I live in with plans to flip it.

I plan to buy, hold, and rent.I am in a college town and most of the properties I am looking at will likely have a relationship to people working or studying at the college.

Hey I tell you what, I bought in Bulgaria on the Black Sea Coast in a town called Aheloy - thier is a website for it -[REMOVED] Now the economy in Bulgaria is still growing even in the credit crunch.

I am a new real estate agent for a development company in a small town in Mexico.

I'm thinking of a strategy where I lease option properties from sellers and turn around and lease optioning to buyers thus controlling the properties, but not needing traditional financing or typical rental headaches.I assume I'm not the only one thinking of this–is this a viable strategy in your opinion?

Today, many agents will say "yes, I can show you the house at 3:00pm tomorrow when I'm in town" etc.

In the early stages of my wholesaling career I put a package of 4 houses under contract at what I knew to be a good deal and went to town trying to sell them before I closed really out of necessity more than anything.

He warned that a financial system always devolved, without heavy government control, into a Mafia capitalism—and a Mafia political system—which is a good description of the American government under George W.

Do deals where you are in control not along for the ride