I'm looking forward to learning more about single-family, multi-family and apartment building investing from all of you smart people.

You are smart for not buying what Dalby is selling and it is way more involved than he portrays it to be and most of his students are here one day and gone the next.

ICSC has a great e-mail called "ICSC Smart-brief" I give it a two thumbs up!

It would be a smart decision for a company/investor to help this woman out, as it will create plenty of press for their company.

I am in a network of smart hard working people that can smell a good deal from a bad one without help, they can close em too without help, so why use the new guy who is probably risking his license and his MLS privileges by "giving you access" when there are skillful people who work for the same low price of ZERO cost to any buyerI even list my clients properties for free and it makes me more money in the long run.

My kids were complaining yesterday about being bored so I told them, "come with Daddy, I am going to show you what we used to do" Probably not so smart!

I want to buy and hold in the long run but I would love to use L/O and sub-to's to pay the properties off right away and be free and clear, but I don't know if that is a smart way to think of it for someone who is starting in the near future and the housing market will be stronger.

I like RICH KID SMART KID, teaching kids about money and small business.

Who has enough cash on hand that isn't already doing something smart with it?

The federal side is smart, as they know it could be political suicide for local officials question them.This is scary stiff folks.....