I have no problem wasting hours at work surfing the internet about things that have no value except maybe rarely on Jeopardy.

Real estate investing is not an internet business.

I use 1&1 internet hosting for my sites as there are cheap and easy to use, with ability to add databases, forums,chat rooms all with very little web design knowledge. my two sites are http://www.cannonplacelondon.com andhttp://www.weclomebrighton.com

I'm not saying the IRS is looking at this as a priority to enforce but, if you think about it, the technicalities are easy to break and most of the people doing it are concentrated in a handful of companies.

Add to that the documents that must be a part of any closing package and a full understanding of what those documents must contain, when the borrower must get them, as well as those things a lender is required to check before making a loan.Lending on real estate or a manufactured home that you did not actually live in before you sold and financed it has become very complicated, and the new federal agency, The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau intends to enforce both state and federal laws through a new joint agreement being signed with all the state attorney generals, and several other federal agencies.As much as I dislike writing this because I know people won't like it, the reality is the internet is not the place to get information on lending law.

Also consider advertising expenses such as signs, print advertising, etc.If they give you a company website that is nice, but concentrate on getting your own site.

If you plan to go "corporate" by listing products online, services, links, pictures/etc and dive into the internet marketing world, you may want to go for a more professional approach.

Hello Everyone, I have been reading this forum for awhile now and alot like it on the internet.

After extensive reading on the internet, I found that bats in my area only hang out from late spring until early fall.

Many tech savvy buyers will do internet searches, like realtor.com, to look for houses.