I use text as a daily part of my life.

I should know, I am one.Let's see:-No barrier to entry-No formal training-Less schooling necessary than hair-dressers-Access to information that is widely becoming free and available to all-NAR propagandaBlaine, in my opinion, to be a successful real estate sales associate, you need to separate yourself from the crowd.

I'm new to the RE investing game, I've been studying daily since the first of the year.

Buy the ugly house and make it a hair nicer than any of the other houses on the street.The number one rule in REI is to always buy from distressed sellers at deep discounted prices.

I also told her what I think my exit strategy would be and she sent me properties that would be candidates.I gotta believe that there are some really good deals in the lists that she sends, again for 3 states and is updated daily.

I think it is great to see a guy with gray hair and heart still playing in the NFL with kids half his age.

Several weeks later after the guy paid me and moved in I drove by my old place and noticed an old Lincoln Continental in the drive with a personalized plate that said "freakshow" and A guy got out of the car who looked like a professional wrestler with long hair and tattoos, pretty intimidating....this was my new renter.

Cool stuff.....Jeff...what kind of traffic(monthly, weekly, daily?)

The idea for me is to build security, and not lose my hair while doing it.

You are a lender and a 22 year old kid approaches you, well dressed, and prepared, but he has LONG HAIR.