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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: No much REAL experience on "Real" Estate Investment Posted by AquariusDawnCA on June 01, 2009 at 4:32 AM In Reply to: No much REAL experience on posted by Skimmer on May 31, 2009 at 11:13 PM It is hard to find anyone with the perfect "approach". I use to do a lot of investing back in the 90s, I was in an auto accident in early 2006 and got knocked out of life's saddle for awhile. I have a wealth of experience and hands on experience with real estate investing, but I have never purchased at an auction, nor a probate, etc., although I did one subject to transaction back in 1995 and that almost turned into a nightmare. So if Mr. Reed has a background, I feel that he is somewhat justified to write on the subject matter and to dedicate his time to review other "guru" activity, my hat is off to him; it would be very difficult to do both effectively. I know that I have helped hundreds of people buy homes with my "know how" with traditional home purchases, and I could write about it (if I knew how to write, mind you), my last purchase was done in 2003, so does that mean I am out of the loop and all my experience is meaningless? I hope not! Thanks! I appreciate all the comments here, great group of folks taking their time to share! : Personally I don't like him. He spends all his time to judge or comment on other real estate gurus, rather than on his own real estate investment. He lists his investments in one of his book which lets me feel that he hasn't been doing "hand-on" for half a century. : Skimmer Follow Ups: Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : It is hard to find anyone with the perfect "approach". : I use to do a lot of investing back in the 90s, I was : in an auto accident in early 2006 and got knocked out : of life's saddle for awhile. I have a wealth of : experience and hands on experience with real estate : investing, but I have never purchased at an auction, nor : a probate, etc., although I did one subject to transaction : back in 1995 and that almost turned into a nightmare. So if : Mr. Reed has a background, I feel that he is somewhat justified : to write on the subject matter and to dedicate his time to : review other "guru" activity, my hat is off to him; it would : be very difficult to do both effectively. I know that I have : helped hundreds of people buy homes with my "know how" with : traditional home purchases, and I could write about it (if I : knew how to write, mind you), my last purchase was done in : 2003, so does that mean I am out of the loop and all my : experience is meaningless? I hope not! Thanks! I appreciate : all the comments here, great group of folks taking their : time to share! : : : Personally I don't like him. He spends all his time to judge or comment on other real estate gurus, rather than on his own real estate investment. He lists his investments in one of his book which lets me feel that he hasn't been doing "hand-on" for half a century. : : Skimmer [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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