Frankly though, subscribe to BP's newsletter and learn as much as you can here.

Hi Curtis,My realtor has me subscribed on an alert on the MLS for a specific zipcode in MoCo, so the moment any property in that vicinity comes on the market, I receive an automatic email.

I subscribe to car university, so I can listen to him while driving.

You can actually subscribe to an entire forum, so when new posts are updated you'll be notified via email.

Also, is there a way to receive an email message when we receive new emails/forum messages whether with a free or paid account, such as the emails we receive when we subscribe to the forums?

I'd recommend "subscribing" to the entire wholesaling forum (when you are in the forum, you can click the "subscribe to category button" in the right sidebar) so when brand new topics are added you can jump in on the ones that you feel strong about!

I forgot to subscribe to it.

Your intentions are good and trying to work with the lender to form a solution is the side I always subscribe to.

I have heard things similar to what Jim said -- a friend will call and request the "new subscriber" package even though he is existing and they usually give it to him.As for the DVD question, you used to be able to buy Tivo boxes to use as a DVR -- I think there was a service fee associated with it though -- though I heard there was a "lifetime" fee you could pay if you wanted (instead of the monthly fee).

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