Government doesn't have a single voice (or a clue) on what to do about the housing market.

This was no surprise to me either, but I'm pretty sure I can find a post or two of me voicing my opinions against the current administration when they were campaigning on hope and change and all that crap.

If you can't you'll have little or no voice on the net with Google ranking expertise.

Joe - Unless you are paying people who are experienced in real estate investing, it will be difficult to find someone with a voice that adds up.

I may be the lone voice here but your decision here is only part financial.

Not old at all and not a house I would think would have something, not of this world, in it.There were countless times I had been working at the house alone when I swore that I heard muffled male voices in the hallway.

I look forward to growing on the site and hope to really bring another voice for some great conversation.

It allows the prospect to get to know you and get a sense of who you are by hearing your voice, while allowing you to work from a centralized location and maximize the use of your time and other resources, including money and energy.So how does telephone marketing work?

It also reinforces the voices out there that say that Obama is just like every other politician . . . where is the "change" in picking a 30+ year member of the Washington elite?

If you want a more authoritative voice on this subject, you may wish to read the transcript of a speech by Warren Buffet:http://www.tilsonfunds.com/superinvestors.pdfBut what you say is also true.