Thank you Joshua, Yes that link is helpfulI am in Rich Dad's RE Coaching, and this week we have to commit to researching and running a print ad, which is something that I've shied in the past because I was too cheap to want to spend the money for solid marketing...Well after becoming quite proficient in prospecting (cold calling), I see the little money they are asking for as a solid way to leverage my time more effectively even if it only pays for itself.I've been reading now where alot of investors have abandoned print media for marketing, which in my eyes makes it a golden opportunity to attempt to build a part of my marketing around it...

The days you have off will be golden as youll be able to attribute a ton of time to your new venture. 

Also...I spend thousands of dollars a month on direct mail and extensively studied how to write "copy" (if you don't know what "copy" means... then this is that much more important)... so I'm going to give you a golden nugget.Your message is straight BUT it stinks (MHO)...

Of course if you had it tested a head of time and you knew it was asbestos free your approach was golden.

Having an all-cash buyer certainly helps and having a title company willing to do so is the golden key these days.

I sometimes have instantaneous results; however, some of my goals written on the cork boards are for when I am in my golden years.

If new watching the attitudes of a wholesaler is golden.

They are the Golden Goose.

I had found the golden opportunity, two six-family properties in north St.

The agent is the "eyes & ears" for Fannie & Freddy, if they don't care (and they probably won't if you talk to them first & explain the situation) you're golden.