It's also been stated that the buyers are sophisticated, that they run "their own numbers" for expense assumptions, so it really doesn't matter if these expenses are included in the web site illustrations.

Brad: For a resource to learn more you can go the web site for the co. that set up my SDIRA: Guidantfinancial.com

Many of these post their REO properties on their web sites, and you can deal directly with a bank employee.

You're not going to just post on a few web sites, or look on a web site, or make a call or too and pocket a $3000 payday.

I have a lawn care business, web design business and 49 units.

I imagine there is alot of garbage on the web. but locally.Thank youAndrew

I'd say get them on by Christmas, because many people will have time off to do some home shopping, at least on the web.

Check out local real estate blogs, property management company web pages and more general type publications like newspapers.

What about property management, investment property specialty, short sales/REOs, creative skills applied to web site design for brokerages, wow them with your sample marketing materials?

Completely agree...though my big point was that if a company has been scamming people for 14 years, there would certainly be more information about it on the web...which there doesn't seem to be...