•The average age of someone who searches for property on the internet - 38•The Median Age of a text messager - 38•86% of of users who have a cell phone have used text messagingA quote about the text messaging industry:"These numbers are not unlike what we saw in e-mail response during the mid-1990's as the Web emerged an advertising medium," said Will Hodgman, CEO, M:Metrics, who also founded AdRelevance, the global standard for advertising measurement on the Internet.

In my opinion, reputation is VERY IMPORTANT in this business.

I am saddened by the reputation realtors have.

Web, For what it's worth, in my opinion, 100s of listings that get sent to you from three different states does not indicate "tons" of good deals.

But overall I'm not focused much on my web venture, and haven't been for a while, so I may not be the best source of advice.

You would need to have a purchase contract with the seller like Wheatie said above, for your specific state get with other investors at a local REIA meeting to see what they use and put in their contracts or go to a RE lawyer.And again Wheatie's got it, once you have the property under contract find a reputable title company, preferably one that works with investors and they can guide you through the rest!

Download a residential loan app off the web and pre fill it out and take it with you.

I've been using Vista Print for my postcards, but I'm getting frustrated with a few things, such as: 1) All my cards have scuffs/smudges across the center 2) They don't offer yellow card stock 3) Shipping times are inconsistent, back to back orders may ship a week apart The one thing I did like about Vista Print was that I could get coupon codes off the web to get 1000 cards printed/shipped for around $350.

In order to obtain 100% financing I would assume that you would have to build a good reputation in order to secure the loans for each deal.

As you can tell I had a bad experience at my first company, but just checking online about the company & the BIC will help prevent ruining your reputation by associating with the wrong crowd.