If this is an ecommerce site - we would suggest you confirm the business address with the website owners.

I am self employed via eCommerce and my business bring me about 15K/ month profit and rising - leading me to want to invest in real estate.I am in Cleveland but eventually want to invest in growing markets (Texas/Atlanta/Florida) and hire a property manager (I dont want to nor have the time to be a landlord).

I lost $30000 in this mess but i have to go on. i found an e-commerce business #1 site for beauty products, that will help me repay my loan($10000).

Sales, Realtor, e-commerce, YouTube channels, anything where people come back again&again and which generate referrals are a cable.

I currently run an e-commerce store that has been profitable from the jump (looking to build more) and I’ve got one wholesale deal under my belt.

I would rather say that instead of spending 20k on just education and the ideas or help they promise you (which I have seen from their meetups in NYC where they mostly focus on ecommerce like stuff means enroll you and then make you enroll others), find someone here on biggerpockets, be his/her partner and invest that money in some small project as downpayment.I would rather follow online platforms and start looking for real properties and go and watch them to get some ideas about what's going on in RE.

“But the company anticipates moving forward sometime in March.”A likely scenario for the space is multiple tenants, perhaps those looking for an e-commerce distribution hub, Hicks said, though 300,000-square-feet isn’t too large for a single occupant to scoop up.

Anthony Wienke - I own a web design company, including expertise in e-commerce integration, SEO, social media, email marketing and streaming media integration.If you choose not to create a site and integrate a payment processing application (e.g.

He’s in the ecommerce business and nets about 200k annually while paying himself 4.5k monthly.

It seems that no matter what they title them, they all do the same thing and cover the same material.I had an idea for a business, and this 3 day $499 seminar was supposed to help me launch it with ideas to fund it, creating my own corporation, developing my team (lawyer, accountant, etc.) and a database of potential clients, marketing, e-commerce, branding, licensing opportunities and the power of intellectual property... to becoming a franchisor and going public...I'm back and did not learn what was promised.