Real estate is a numbers game, so if you can buy a property low enough, and it cash flows then do it.

It's working well right now.I like word games, reading, playing with my wife and baby (in different ways, of course), and I like gadgets (PDA's, laptops, etc.).I got my bachelor's degree via distance learning in less than a year's study time (and it's a real degree, regional accreditation and all).

Real estate is simply a numbers game.

Since you are the true owner of the home you are still liable for the repairs.I would work out the deal where you can still make money on the deal some way.

A good CPA is pretty essential game.

I've read here that appraisals are simply a tax number that are not always indicative of true value.

A local Realtor associate told me today that it is against federal banking law, but again I don't know if this is true or not.

My skills are at the top of my game right now and I never worry about my competition because of this.Rich, you seem like a very worthy adversary, because I know neither of us would leave the sellers house without a signed contract or until they kicked us out.

Make sure you know how to properly evaluate a deal and you are offering your buyers true deals.

I keep 7 in the clip and one in the changer due to this gun is very tough to "rack".