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Lacy Langley Anyone ever use RV space for Short Term Rental?
27 May 2018 | 6 replies
If you can find a reputable park that provides legitimate management services for a reasonable fee, and can also provide rental history so you study the analytics, and the return on your investment is worth it, go for it! 
Chris Da So I want to be a landlord???I am stuck on which way to go.
14 May 2008 | 11 replies
They are analytical and unemotional when making profit and loss decisions.
Dave Mason Publish Articles
14 June 2009 | 34 replies
My recommendation would be to make a unique link to a page that redirects your visitors to whatever page it is you want them to go to and then using tracking software like Google Analytics to see what kinds of traffic are coming from your article(s).
Dave Kennedy Google AdSense- Website Developement
8 September 2008 | 26 replies
Google Analytics does a decent job of tracking where visitors are coming from for free.
Tyra General Using Internet Marketing to Sell Homes
10 February 2009 | 16 replies
Google and Yahoo have helpful analytic tools that can help you determine what words and phrases make the most sense for driving paid traffic to your website.
Adam Chudwin newbie from chicago
17 September 2008 | 2 replies
First of all, what type of job would allow me to be a part of the investment process for a company and not just having me do analytical/ excel formulas where I dont actually go out and look at properties and see how deals are done?
Ken Hicks would you use your name for a website?
30 January 2010 | 32 replies
i think using your name as a .com is a great way to promote yourself in this business. it is cost effective and looks powerful on a business card; and as long as you have "Realtor®" or another indication of your occupation on the card clients will know what your site is about.most agents in my office have a registered domain under their name and then redirect the domain to their page on our site. as the webmaster, this is also a great way to monitor who is bringing users to our site as their names show up in the analytics. i suggest registering a handful of domains, market each of them differently then monitor the results, change strategies, rinse and repeat.Sincerely,Rising Realtyps.
N/A N/A John T. Reed
2 August 2008 | 12 replies
He's a very analytical mind.
N/A N/A The phone calls are coming in, Now what?
14 September 2006 | 0 replies
I wonder if I am being very over analytical (which is a bad habit of mine) on these deals and am just not seeing the potential in front of me.
N/A N/A How to add value
6 December 2006 | 14 replies
I am saying it because I am a full time real estate investor, and I make a very respectable income doing it.I understand you have your doubts, and you seem to have a very analytical mind that is questioning the actual probability of being able to find enough deals at the type of discount that is needed.