But, again, that's based on my situation and perspective.Just like every other job out there, your personality, skills, and desires are going to play a big role in how you perceive different types of real estate investing.

Big deal.My feeling is that the Rick Harper is honest and is using his excellent presentation skills to bring out-of-town clients into his firm.

it was really nice and relaxing listening to his skills on the guitar.

You need to have a little skill to install them...with cutting, and glueing the seams together etc...Sounds like a pretty fair deal.

I hope that you will share some of the skills and scars that you've acquired over 15 years with the rest of the community here on BP!

In response to your question, Karen, my offers have been all cash offers but the responses from realtors so far are have all been the same- "properties are selling at or above the listing price due to the shortage in inventory."

As long as they can be very inclusive, like beginning to end teach you a particular skill and take all of the guesswork out of whatever the subject matter is.

I'm still out the shortage, but I don't have the costs.

I found contractors for REO's, aid in investing out of state, help with my college admission to UF, and even a partnership to apply my internet marketing skills to market an e-book.

Most places, in addition to wanting you to have advanced Excel skills, are looking for competant Argus users as well.I have not been able to find any help on learning Argus DCF anywhere online except for their site, and the training is all expensive.