I recently found out I'm working on Easter and I am a very religious person so I obviously object to that.

If they had questions they were often hesitant to give them answers without pitching the next level of training to them.With all due respect I think if you just network at your local REIA and read BP religiously that is all you will really need.

I always try to prohibit certain controversial, religious or political advertisements, but sometimes you have to do a cost-risk analysis and let some of that go.

The religious order pays the rent and the process of paying it is a pain, but it's not a money issue, it's their internal procedures.

"the cutting edge real estate online marketing strategies"Darn, I miss the old trailing edge strategies.Sorry, unless you're at a global scale, SEOs (even if you pay religiously) aren't much of a high-quality traffic generator. 

PS: If you change careers because you don't see your family enough, and you switch to being an agent.. you may have a rude awakening soon :)

I've pretty much been a bi-stander up to this point, meaning I don't post topics or comment very often but I do religiously read articles and listen to pod casts on a daily basis and have for quite some time now.My dilemma is this...

Awaken ol thread!

Look at your search term report religiously, daily, and add negative keywords that don't convert.

I found the bigger pockets podcast a few weeks ago, and have been listening to it religiously.