They are using all aspects of our system, and that of other web forums to catch unknowledgable investors.

Can you explain to all on the forum how a broker or loan officer makes money with this program.To be fair, I'll await the answer to this question.As for someone's comment on a website looking professional - this is 2007 - 6 year olds can program websites (many of older folks aren't as talented as they are) - it is not hard to build a reputable looking site, so don't judge a site on how "reputable" it looks.This has actually been quite a fun thread to read.

Some real estae agent web sites indicate the casual visitor can view MLS through their web site.

We’re looking for performers with 1-3 years real estate experience to join our web agency sales team!

Not getting or knowing the total payoff is an absolute DEAL KILLER for me.If you encounter this, go to a reputable Title Company and they are usually pretty effective in getting payoff's in these situations.Good luck,Jim Watkinswww.dfwmentor.com

the corp and it's assets are liable - not the shareholders, directors, employees etc...that takes TIME to do - because the business must grow it's CREDIT and reputation through STRONG FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.just naming a business and "holding assets" in the name of a business doesn't mean anything, unless that business entity is treated as such - a SEPERATE ENTITY.that's paramount.

You could be in Mainframes, networking, web design, web development, database administration, PC Support, etc.Rather than trying to grasp it all, grasp one really well.

I suggest using a pro to do this, you can do it over the web but if you mess it up your personal assets are at risk anyway. 8)

Part of the research should also be reading some of the homeowner fora on the web.

Or if there's a good (as opposed to 'bad') web site or anything else that will help me grow beyond my current newbness.