I happened upon BiggerPockets while searching for something on the internet regarding investing (I don’t remember what) a couple months ago.

I openly admit that almost everything I know can be found on the internet, a lot of it right here.

Recently over the last month or so been listening to the bp podcast religiously, reading up on the beginners guide/blog/forums, and scouring the internet for valuable information.

The penalty for getting caught.But, most people seem to agree that once the stamp is in the hands of the USPS, you're no longer allowed to reuse it.Of course, that's just stuff I found on the Internet, and we know how reliable that tends to be

Internet search to find out what you can about them.

I'm not a big beer drinker.... so I browsed the internet and sort of mimicked a letter I found... any comments?

(This is assuming that the silly transactional lender POFs from the internet don't fly anymore.)

The internet has helped turnkey providers reach more investors faster, and that has helped investors discover many new markets and choose better properties from a larger pool of investment options.

Simply posting such an investment on the Internet may be a violation of the laws.Violators face very large fines and imprisonment.Hire a security lawyer to discuss your idea and he will provide you with options.Please consider seeking advice from a lawyer, not from a blog.

- Get some local REI guys lease crafted per local laws, not the off the internet lease.- Use postlets.com to push to every rental site except craigslist, and craigslist, lots of pictures are a must these days.