I have read a lot of info on the internet about how to make a good postcard, would anyone like to reveal any key catch phrases to put in bold on a post card or mailer, or have any sites that I could visit with psychological phrases that convince people to call my 1-800 number?

I'm not going to spend 10 hrs a day on the internet looking for a property.

Until recently, my income wasn't quite as good, we've concentrated on paying off our credit card debt, and we spent quite a bit of money on improving our home.

The internet, phone and satellite communications, modern airlines reducing travel times and distances to what can sometimes amount to a long daily commute, it all helps to make the world a smaller place and enables us to do business globally not just locally.

I've looked around on the Internet and found some good resources but they have all been pay and I have a good feeling that if I look hard enough I could find these for free.

Then concentrate on major cashflow properties.

Hello- Just wondering if anyone knows of any real estate internet website law?

We now have the enviable position of being able to promote our services, www.IDX.net, directly to their 400,000+ brokers & agents.The people we hire will be Internet savvy, high energy, be able to think on their feet, understand the power of online lead generation to agents and broker offices, love closing deals and making money.

But as long as the rents are not inflated (like how they were in SF during the internet boom years), they generally increase at 2-4% year without a whole lot of up or downswings.

Anyway, first, remember this is the internet .