If you continue down this path, you'll want to subscribe and learn their indexing.

I just don't personally subscribe to that as the agent :) I'd rather work for a broker who wants quality not quantity with their agents.

Hi, I am a little late to the party, but did subscribe to finding private lenders on the myhousedeals.com website for a few months.

none right now (poor college student), but I am interested in any good deal in the area. if you need any help locating deals in sac or anywhere else let me know, I subscribe to a site so I can more easily pull REOs and comps to check spreads.

Use low tech - Ugly Yellow Sign can get you all kinds of responses to a phone number OR text service.Use your website as a very professional looking "Who you are" site that doesn't scream like a used car salesman on television at 1 in the morning.Try subscribing to a text messaging service like DriveBuyTech.

Hamling - I am interested in your ideas and wish to subscribe to your magazine.

If you're a paid subscriber to "All Regs," you can view spot bond pricing.

So far I have subscribed to a couple of email alert lists that aggregate offerings from second and third parties (e.g., oodle).

Thus, they have become popular and their subscribers find their information to be very valuable.

You will probably have to subscribe to or join the local MLS for any area that you are interested in.