I've been reading a lot in my free time and trying to digest as much as I can, the main hurdle I have had has just been taking that first step and making something happen.

Please digest his comment.I want to share something that will support his comment. 3 weeks ago today I flew to Indy to check it out and while there, my colleague showed me a home that is owned by an Israeli.

This will be a big help.Let me digest your thoughts and I'll give the Seller a call.

We are in the processs of buying 11 of them as a group and have worked in advance a procedure to buy the other 8 after the first 11 have been digested by us.

One thing I found difficult to digest in those shows was the FEAR of foreclosures (short sales, etc) perpetuated and aggravated by your "friendly" buyer's agent.Something along the lines of "OMG, we better submit a FULL PRICE offer for this REO if we ever expect to hear back from the bank, and even that might not be enough.

You can create hundreds and hundreds of topics this way.If you specialize in wholesaling buy some good wholesale books for ideas.It's really easy.Try not to make the articles too long and then you can increase the frequency.Example one topic break into 4 parts over a month instead of one really long article.This way readers come back to you 4 times and can digest in small amounts.It also trains them to keep reading your articles as part of their daily lives and routines.Now to be clear I AM NOT saying to use content work for word from a book BUT to just give you topic ideas to write on.

<g>With that in mind, can anyone give me the Readers Digest version of just what the oft mentioned: "Lonnie Deal" is?

I'm trying to digest ALL the information on BP that I can.

Thanks for the added insight that is also very easy to digest!

The enzyme was a bacteria that digested the urine.