I have been watching the housing market for awhile now.

Watch what this sells for - I'd bet it'll be north of $425k and all cash.2.

To heal me from that grief, I invested both time and money in good numbers of physical books, Audible, started watching many motivational speakers on youtube etc.

That's where I've met all the awesome people.Also, check out the Right Path radio show for Houston specific investing advice. 1110 AM at 9:00am, but I think most people just watch them on FaceBook.

I haven't had these problems for a while, but I recall the way the plumber starts off checking, he goes over to the water meter, watches it, see if there's any movement.

If anyone was watching at 4:30 in the morning, it probably would've been real weird to see someone in ski gear dropping off 100+ envelopes.

I will do all of the work while the lender/partner sits on his a$$ and twiddles his thumbs and watches the ball game on TV and collects a nice return.I control the deal that way.

It was funny watching Gibbs dancing up there trying to get out of the questioning.

I closely watched the last 4 real estate "crashes" and never got a rental until 2008/9.My POV is that the 'walk down memory lane' while feeling good does not reflect current scenario.The price rise is not fueled by cheap money though it has helped alot, but by cash in the market.The last crash, as most recall was about the undewriting guidelines being thrown away in a misguided attempt at fairness.

McDonell warns traders to watch for a scenario in which the following happens simultaneously:The stock market recovers and share prices surge.