Too many times I see people chase the shiny ball trying to get the house for a ridiculously low price only to loose the deal and they end up making 0$, not to mention the time lost in due diligence.

I'm still chasing down the original contractor.

Thanks, I'll chase cash flow after taxes then. 

Thanks @Chase Maher.  

Get rich slowly; don't chase unrealistic goals and always cover the downside.  

People will chase secondary and tertiary market deals because of the high competition but then the indicators won't be as strong and so there will be higher risk.

Those people who are successful are sticking to something and not chasing supposedly market cycles.

Need advice for an immediate, FREE, quick & easy solution for electronic payments.For the past 3 years I had been collecting all of my rents electronically -- First started out with Chase QuickPay and it eventually transitioned to ClearXchange without any problems.

Be prepared for seller to stall, send outdated, inaccurate data and goose-chasing. my due diligence shortlist includes but not limited to- seller's Schedule E of 1040, copies of operating income statements for previous 2 years, rent roll, lease agreements, insurance binders, utility invoices, vendor service contracts, warranties, old inspections, survey.

I can't get the bank (or any of the 4 I've called, including BIG banks like chase and WF to local credit unions) to give me a pointer as to how to get money to make another home purchase.