You have to factor in current homes for sale, units under construction and units planned to be built to figure out your projected capture rate.

QUESTION - have you had any calls from your marketing this way...and can you see when the images have been taken - hint, this is not the same date on the Google Copyright date which is whatever the current year is, but you have to look a little deeper down, where it says 'image capture 2014' or whatever year.That is a very cool thing if it works...maybe you look at the year before you start 'driving' down that particular road...and if it's say 2015 or newer...you go for it?  

And the cap gains/captured depreciation would carry into that entity?  

Not only does this create a less fearful first contact environment for the seller, it also helps you qualify them before getting on the phone and best of all allows you to capture their phone number even if they don't leave a message.Although not directly related to finding the deals, I would add that in any highly competitive area speed and personal touch can make a huge difference.

Good Morning Everyone,What is the best accounting software option out there for a realtor to capture expenses/earnings and to do taxes? 

I will drive this traffic to the squeeze pages, capture the lead info and follow up to set appointments and get the contracts signed. 

They knew how to capture the audience's attention and came armed with plenty of slides, examples, and actionable knowledge.

So it's enough to send out 3 times which I plan on doing 6 times and on a monthly basis.Next I had a lead capturing website made with logo design.

I want to capture the migration from Chicagoland to Indiana.

We currently promote over 31,000 listing from all over US and $72B in inventory.The website has fantastic campaign in Google and is designed to capture as many buyers leads as possible but I am having problem monetizing it.