In an industry where the average agent just imitates what the other guys did, it's refreshing to me to see innovation like this.

There has been no 30 year period in the history of the United States where the average price of a home was lower after 30 years.

At least it's off my "to-do" list.I just had an offer accepted on a 3-note portfolio, and I have a seller literally begging me for an offer on another note.I had a very productive dinner with the SEVP/CCO of a local bank, which I am certain will lead to something good.Finally, I had 2 family members who have done deals with me in the past approach me with some more money they "found."

And what is your average closing period if you don't mind?

I'm not promoting his products, but he once said: "Don't worry about asset protection until you have assets to protect."

You need to position yourself as investor-friendly and different from the average agents.

I believe the average dog bit claim is about $29K.Seriously, I would REQUIRE the tenant to have renters insurance with you named on the policy.

They are currently 400 which is about average.

He consumes ALOT of Apple products (iTunes, movies, etc.)

Think of all the small businesses that have contracts where they've already provided the service or product and now will go unpaid or suffer delayed payment until the BK is resolved.