I'm definitely NOT an expert on these topics but I have been studying them for a while mainly because I want to know WTF is going on.

Hello; For those apartment experts out there, I was wondering their thoughts on 2010 and onward to get started in apartment investing.

All are experts in their area and find out things that the other ones could not know without that communication.It is like the policy that the different branches of the intellegence community can not share their information with each other that led to the bombings of the World Trade Center.There has to be some connection with all three, but no one area should control the other as was happening when the banks told the appraisers what they needed to appraisal to come in as in order to do the loan.Not an easy task, but they can not be totally disconnected from each other which results in unrealistic figures (low or high) being used for something so important to so many people.

I'm no expert on this, but I recently pulled my credit score from Myfico.com.

Assuming all the numbers are real after due diligence, what do you expert think about my analysis/sceranios?

Pete,Wendy Patton is considered one of the nations leading experts on Lease Option/Lease Purchase techniques.

Rod... welcome to BP... this is a great site and almost any question you can ask will be answered here... with responses that you will be able to use.The best way to succeed in this business is to pick one thing and become an expert at it!

Hi,I am Leslie Henderson from Anchorage, Alaska.Currently I am a homeowner and New Mom, looking to turn Real Estate Investor.I am looking to Network with investors, lawyers, accountants, and real estate agents who are experts in Multi-family housing units of 6 or more units.

However, it takes a pretty big team of experts and $$$ to do even a smaill development!

Good morning all,I'm a Texas Realtor that specializes in investment properties, primarily deals from the MLS, and bank owned properties.I've been browsing various topics and posts for a few days, but haven't found answers to some of my most important concerns.I'm trying to expand my business to homes that aren't being advertised or listed and I have recently been driving different neighborhoods in the Houston area that are prime targets for my investors, just looking for potential deals and motivated sellers.I'm a hard worker and very passionate about my career, but I want to get EXPERT advice on if this would be a waste of time for me, driving these neighborhoods 1-2 times a week (4 hours a day) looking for deals for my investors, and even myself.How often should I expect to locate a deal where the seller is open minded or desperate to sell his home below market value.