there have been some really good blog posts that I've read, but getting back to them is not so easy ...I'd even go so far as to give some "influence" points to the blogger for somebody marking his/her post as such ...

I guess, it really depends on each particular blogger and what they are trying to accomplish.

I am an active blogger, and I contribute daily to my blog: I created this blog as a resource for people who are looking to purchase their first rental property.

We're looking for bloggers who can write about mortgages, lending, rates, and other related topics for The BiggerPockets Blog.

All you need for news is to get AP press releases online and then check it against your own research of bloggers and commentators that you share the same philosophy with.

Most "investors" have a micro environment inwhich they operate and conduct business, one thing about real estate, you don't need a degree to make money, but it certainly helps and I doubt Dustin will end up as a professional real estate blogger as the pinnacle of his career!

(Later during the keynote, Jobs even asked bloggers in the audience to turn off their mobile Wi-Fi hotspots ... a request greeted by a chorus of boos.)End Quote.Can't wait till Apple and Verizon can team up.

The one outlier happened to be a real estate guru whose profile happened to do well on the search engines for their name.In terms of activity, these members were either highly active on the forums, were contributors to the BiggerPockets Blog, or were active bloggers on our blog network.None of these people were the marketer types - those members who just come and post ads or other annoying types.

My name is Shae Bynes and I'm honored to be the newest member of the Bigger Pockets blogger team!

One of our bloggers, J Lamar Ferren, posted the following article on the BiggerPockets Blog, which is a must read for anyone interested in using phone scripts when screening sellers:Do you use a script when screening Motivated Sellers?