As RE investors move from the world of guru books and classrooms into the real world and gain experience in dealing at a higher level of professionalism in sophisticated business transactions, with all of the players that make up the industry, it will become obvious as to why we all need to be on the same page.It is impossible to yield any consistant result from any analysis that is not consistant in it's input of data.

As we entered the fourth quarter of 2008 our financial system teetered on the edge of collapse, and the banking industry's ability to raise capital in the face of mounting loan and investment losses became impossibly difficult.

The banking industry and wall street created "VAPOR PAPER" that had no intrinsic value.

I have been in the printing industry for over 15 years.

We started out in the auto industry helping dealerships raise credit scores for their customers and now we are focused on the Debt Settlement/Loss Mitigation Industry.

Our past experience has shown that this industry follows the 80-20 rule. 20 percent of the agents produce 80 percent of the business.

This industry is unfortunate in that it seems to attract a lot of guru hucksters, but I’ve found none of that nonsense here, just good hardworking folks trying to help each other out.

I've been in the real estate industry for 6 years.

I almost spit out my drink when I read this.How on earth can they ask for more money when the industry has suffered drastically over the past few years?

They actually work through people in the industry to get referred to other people that might fit their profile.