Making contacts(via the internet), drafting a plan, getting my credit in line, securing funds, but I am finding I keep coming across a common road block.

Traditionally, an "internet troll" is someone who posts topics that are known to be inflammatory on a board, with the intention of trying to start a heated and pointless discussion.I think Tony may have meant this guy seems to be asking questions that he could actually answer, and in the process promote his business.

She said that recent court decisions have pierced the single member LLC on the basis that it was simply an alter-ego of the member.You are not going to get sufficient knowledge of this subject by asking a few questions on the internet.

But, as you seasoned investors already probably know, the amount of information on the internet and in book stores is overwhelming!

I heard that the tax moratorium for free internet is due to expire soon.

In the era of internet what can be better than the websites.

:D I'm an account manager for an Internet based marketing firm - New Homes Section, we provide homebuyers (Realtors & individuals) with information on home builders and their incentives, amongst many other things.I'm very happy to be a part of this forum and I'll try to be as active as possible as I learn to navigate around the site!

The easiest ways are with your local REIA (investor association and using the internet).

Here in Ohio courts have public access on the internet for cases.

I've had a birddog go out and find me better contractors than I could find via phone or internet because it increased the profit and, thus, their portion.