How to Buy Real Estate

For those that read my twitter messages, you know that I had tremendous difficulty getting to Washington, DC a few weeks ago. Unfortunately I discovered sub-par customer service, by no fault of the two employees I was dealing with. It is frustrating that a service I need is unavailable to me because I do not have a credit card. Like many people, I inappropriately used my credit cards in college so I have been responsible for two years.

On this sunny Saturday morning, when I needed a credit card swiftly, I went to the only place that I thought could help. The customer service representative I spoke to was unable to assist me with securing a credit card; she allowed me to vent my frustrations for a few minutes, and made me feel better.

Reminded of the ideas I talked about in my introduction, I listen to feedback and discuss what I learn. This website has allowed me to freely express my ideas, and this community has helped me every step of the way. Now, I need some help of my own.

In my post, Real Estate Cash Flow and Sensitivity Analysis, I discussed my process for assessing real estate value. The data reflects this post at PhillyBlog.com. However, there are people who want to help including Kelliann’s, The Black Sheep, The Bishop’s Color, and Monks. My neighbors and I are doing everything we can.

Technorati Tags: Banking, community, entrepreneur, Real Estate

Posted on May 20th, 2007 | By: bootstrap economist | Filed under Banking

One Response to “How to Buy Real Estate”

1. Independence Analyst :: Where to Continue the Conversation Says:
   June 6th, 2007 at 12:11 am

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