@Derek Diamond Thanks for mentioning that, I've read a lot of his work, and it is empowering for sure!

I can have diamond hands but not with something like AMC.

I could do a lot more if I wanted to venture into some of the C and D neighborhoods in Cincy but I will wait to find that diamond in the rough closer to home in a b to b+ neighborhood.

However using my method, I can find the diamonds in the rough for a fraction of the price of a spot in Hawaii.

They think they have to buy the largest diamond, a house that is satisfactory for the wife and men feel like they need to constantly buying more, bigger and better gifts for every occasion.

My name is Kameron, licensed here in Kansas & Missouri with Keller Willaims Diamond Partners.

If you were a beginner skier, you'd start off on an easy slope where you have the highest chance of success (you wouldn't try to ski a double black diamond--because there'd be almost no chance of success; and there'd be a large chance of serious failure). 

If you want to find gold or diamonds you cannot walk around and go "I don't see any, so, there isn't any.

And if you're getting that amount of buyers leads in on a consistent basis, then there will definitely be some "diamonds in the rough."

Yes, such deals are hard to find but "diamonds" are never found at the surface.