In an article found in Business Week Online; 3/6/2009, p9-9, 1p
The article reports that as the once-inflated property prices bottom out housing sales are increasing dramatically across the U.S. This is reportedly because the people selling homes are under water on their mortgage and are trying for a so-called short sale, where the lender agrees to take less than what's owed to prevent a foreclosure. Prices have allegedly dropped so low that cash-ready investors and first-time buyers are making multiple offers on distressed properties.

According to this article found at: http://realestate.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=13107811

The housing market will continue its downward spiral, forecasts say, and that means opportunities for buyers. But waiting for the market bottom may not be the smartest strategy.

The latest housing headlines are far from encouraging: Foreclosures are up, home prices are down and new-home sales are at record lows. All this dismal news has many buyers sitting on the sidelines, afraid to make a move. But, economists say, waiting for the bottom may not be the smartest strategy.

Finding a good realtor!!!! DAMN, THIS IS HARD!!! People just don't want to work nowadays.

I had a realtor before and she was the worst one of the kind. I had to bring her,litterally, the properties I wanted for her to just put her signature and collect her 7%. So I refused to make the same mistake this time around.

I am going to put a value on this book of $4,500 because that is the minimum price of attending some other Real Estate Investment Courses. The value is actually higher than $4,500 because I did not pay for only one Live training class I bought a package of 2 Live classes and Real Estate Success Software. There were also travel costs to attend the live training. And the was a cost for three day live class to be shown the package deals!