I would be pretty skeptical about it...but I'm usually skeptical by nature about 'Make money quick on the Internet" things - especially when asking for a credit card and 3 digit verification # over their "totally secure" entry form.

I imagine that I can set up the all-in-one to receive faxes as digital images only and not print out the paper...but then I'd have to pull out the owner's manual...and it's all the way across the desk...ah forget it.Looks like k7 only allows you to store 20 messages.

Starting using craiglist and the local university website, both of which allow digitals.

We've been advertising in Craigslist and offcampus website and including digital photos of exterior and interior.

Home prices in various metropolitan areas for the 2nd quarter -- there are still some double digit growth markets, but if you look at the overall, growth is small or non-existent (the midwest is pricing at 2% lower since last year).http://money.cnn.com/2006/08/15/real_estate/metro_prices_table/index.htmWhat does this mean, especially coming from me?

We have taken security deposits from family members of international business students studying abroad in the summer who never see the apartment but view digitals posted on Craig's list or by visiting family members who email the photos.

I think Wesley is correct in saying the days of double digit appreciation are gone for now.

I was recently looking at some news articles about Biloxi MS, ever since the hurricanes last year it appears as though the casinos are now able to build on land.

The biggest cost advantage now is using digital print technology on any short runs (1000 pieces or less).

It motivates BOTH Realtors (listing & buying) and cuts holding times (listed time) into the single and low double digit times.