Digital cameras killed film.

Does anyone here have any experience marketing an ebook?

I'm going to work through the initial ebook from bigger pockets and get a plan in place.

If my borrowers pay me, I make double digit returns.

I just read a really good book you may want to take a look at:http://www.amazon.com/Buy-Rent-Foreclosures-Million-Worth-ebook/dp/B006ZZQLQ6/ref=sr_1_1?

I'm going to bookmark this thread for referral whenever contemplating a situation where a short sale might be useful.PS: J Scott, your eBooks are fantastic--thank you so much for creating them and thank you BP for distributing them!

I don't know if this is a common thing, or may be it's just a pure coincidence that I came across a few times just in the last two months.When I schedule with a listing agent to see a home, and most times it's either a short sale or REO, especially a REO, the home is vacant and you have a lock box with a four digit combination code.Now once in a while I will be at the property on time and the agent's running late, and I would get a call from them saying "go on ahead, the code is xxxx and I'll be there in 10 minutes".

http://limitedtimeoffer.co/810/RealEstateInvestmentshttp://www.amazon.com/Private-Real-Estate-Investment-Analysis-ebook/dp/B007WG1C1Q/ref=sr_1_1?

Haha, luckily I have never accepted or provided a birddog fee.I was mainly curious because in Danny Johnson's e-book "Flipping Houses Exposed" he sends 90% of his leads off to other investors for pretty substantial referral fees.

I read the free ebook, and I am interested in learning more.