In the past, this kind of seminar has no content, just a big pitch about how wonderful the guru and his program are.

I actually prefer the original source of this report from realtytrac at:http://www.realtytrac.com/content/foreclosure-market-report/year-end-and-q4-2013-home-flipping-report-7971It's too bad they don't have flipping data prior to 2011. 2-3 years of data is almost too short to have real meaning.

I like that the content is new each week so you're always learning something.

So if any of you know where I might get content that I can give out with out breaking any copyright laws please post you suggestions.

Most investors are content with 10-12% ROI....

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And what was satisfying was realizing that I don't even feel like I'm missing out on anything - I *do* have the means to do a whole lot more, but...well, I'm content.

I have prepared a complete analysis of the issue that can be found here: http://www.exeter1031.com/article_changes_to_section_121.aspx and the entire content of the Act can be downloaded from here: http://www.exeter1031.com/irs_code_regulations_rulings.aspx for complete details.

Maybe you shoulld vary the content in your letter or the manner it gets sent.

The two major differences are that while you may have the same coverage on your structure, you typically have much less coverage on your contents and sometimes this coverage is limited to appliances or a specific list of items.