Well at least not through internet searches.

Make sure you ask them about their experience, how they would go about marketing your properyy, and what they charge.As for selling it yourself, make sure it's on the internet and you have at least 6 photos on the online listing.

I didn't even have a desktop until '96 and still don't have a laptop, or wireless internet, or high speed internet either.At the end of the year I make a new folder for each property.

Free rent, free internet, free cable, free utilities, and send them on a weeks paid vacation to Hawaii after 10 years.You don't even want to know where I sent one after 20 years.www.aaoc.com has an Instruction sheet employee information for apartment owners, it says if the rental value is not being used to meet minimum wage requirements, and is not used as a credit against wages, there is no upper dollar limit other than the 2/3 rule.

I have it on hold at the local Library (Thank God for the internet)Ryan Thanks for the kind words and the encouragement.

Reminds me of the Salem Witch Trials.For example, if I were the one posting on the Maryland preforeclosure issue, I would have said, "I have seen on the Internet and different forums that there are some laws in Maryland around contacting preforeclosures.

I've been looking around on the Internet and the prices for mobile homes seem to be a lot higher than I expected.

I think they are sweat shops selling the same information available from the courthouse or in many cities....the internet.

Furnish the house and include cable TV, Computer + router, Internet, and furniture in the rent.

I stumbled across this site while searching the internet for any kind of real estate investment info I could find.