I am a web developer and know a lot about that, but when it comes to this new real estate venture... it's this whole new world to me.I am hoping to get a lot of useful information here that will help me get started and continue to help me grow.

If you want to send them to a website, make sure you have some form of web analytics installed (i.e.

If any of you have read my last few blogs you'll know that I've been playing around with learning how to increase traffic and rank on Google.

Now that I've been what I called successful in my little experiments I'd ...

A true diamond in the rough that is the web!

Mine just says something about This is Stephanie Foret you've reached my voice mail leave a message.You could also say something along the lines of leave a message or visit my web page at blahblahblah.com and have an information capture page on the site

His reply said he was BUSY, computer crashed and not able to access email (it's a web mail that one could access from any smart phone hello?)

You'll never know the local conditions as well as the locals.I love the internet, but I wouldn't give any web site much weight as far as performing my due diligence.

I come from working in the corporate world as an IT professional and web designer.

You've got me thinking though, it would be nice if we had a simple web form to sign up for email alerts, i will work on putting something like that together when i have time.

Do you request a schedule E,  and if the seller owns more than one property, how do you untangle the cords of his/her financial web?