I will have to get a loan for the house, I won't have cash, well unless I get it for dirt cheap.I'm torn between the two plans, but I have time to figure it out while I learn as much as possible.I have gotten a lot of optimism in this forum, which will keep my fire burning.I would like to do some mock deals, practice if you will, and I'm not sure if I'm going about that the right way.I have a record of a bunch of homes under 100k, all foreclosures, and I'm scouting them and hoping to follow them through the sale and see if I was close to the sale price in my assessment.

Pay per click seems to bring in traffic within a few hours.Do you keyword optimize or just do PPC?

All BiggerPockets blogs will be SEO optimized.

What you get is a template website that's about as original as what's on the children's menu at McDonald's.Some of these so-called gurus will charge you a couple thousand dollars plus $60-$70/month for hosting.For that you could get a custom-built site that will set you apart from the competition.

Using the 40% for expenses I use because I'm willing to manage for free and I have optimism about the area, its right at $99.For rentals, though, you do need some cash in the bank to cover unexpected and expensive items like furnaces, evictions or tenant damage.

What you place in the title tag should only be one thing, the exact keyword you used for the web page that you are trying to optimize.

I have been fortunate through my own search engine optimization strategies to get on 1st page and sometimes 1st place on Google, get thousands of views on my videos, and drive lots of traffic to my sites using social media and other techniques.I constantly build my lists, mostly real estate investor lists.

Make sure that your article's body and title are keyword optimized.

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Seems like an optimal (though expensive and complicated) structure is to put each property in a land trust with an LLC as the beneficiary.