Also, the interface is very awkward, and seems to date back to the '80's in terms of design.  

Sounds like you are looking for a "generic" MLS interface.

So I was checking out Rosie's investment club site, as I was browsing there was the following statement made, and I was wondering if someone could dummy it up for me and explain the terms:We are paying 10-12% TD position.

Also browse through the marketing and lease-option forum.

But you can filter these guys out fairly easily with the feedback system they have.I have built a portfolio of providers over the 10 years i have used them, so I rarely seek new ones.Recently, my only complaint is elance interface.

The host I use has a full web-based interface, and it's really quite simple to use.

Hi all,Among other things I look at to determine a city's rental demand I try to browse local property managers sites.

I never really have understood the infatuation with FB anyway...the whole interface is very clunky to me.I still like LinkedIn better though...it may be because I understand it better.

Hi Mark, it wouldn't be a bad idea to sign up for any courses involving commercial real estate investing or browse the book stores for related topics.

Bad news for brick and mortar stores, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE being able to browse on Amazon and have almost any book I see on my Kindle in seconds.So, David, if you can figure out how to give your employees access to some book/news service, I do think its a good investment.