well you can get a simple buy sell contract from off line just search it but i would suggest a lawyer just to make sure everything is conforming with your states laws.

With how complex this is I doubt they would be able to handle over the internet though.Sometimes if you take it offline they can credit what you have already paid to the total cost.

I invite you or anyone else who is having this experience to have a discussion off line, I would like to hear more.

But, I am sure classroom study has it's advantages.I am thinking an online course is better for my schedule, but has disadvantages as well.Please tell me which you did, on or off line and what you recommend.

You then choose the ways you want them to pay (Paypal, Google checkout, bank merchant account,offline payments, etc.) and all transactions are tracked on your personal account.Probably a bit more than you need, but starter reseller accounts are about $25/month---subtract whatever you pay for your site hosting (should be about $5 a month) and it's probably the same you'd pay for Freshbooks with more capabilities.

BP is a great place to start on line so start working off line.

I would encourage you to view social media as just another means of communicating...the ones who do really well balance their approach with both real life off line connecting, networking, and sharing with the on line approach of social networking.When you're out and about, invite folks to connect with you THEN actually be interesting enough to be worth connecting to...after looking at your current FB page, you have very few photos and everyone knows photos are a HUGE factor in FB being an amazing reason people are interested in other people :)Balance your on-line with your off-line networking...and if you're mostly an on-line networker, then stay consistent, join conversations, and stay top of mind.

I checks out a place today and would love to chat with you offline.

so i was talking to @Scott McMahan offline about this too (arm vs traditional). although it does protect you better in case anything happens, the arms eat up your monthly cash flow.I talked to Scott's guy (thank you) and he said he can do 5 yr balloon at 15 yr amortization. this means i'd have to pay $600/mo payment (double) and total payment would be around 900-1k with tax and all that stuff. my rents are between 1k-1.2k, so that would leave me with $100-300 cash flow if i am lucky. one roof job or a 2 month vacancy and i'd be underwater.yes, i build a bigger/larger equity quicker, but going back to Ric Edelman's philosophy, why do you want to put all your money in bricks and pay it off early?

M. off-line.