If not then they are worth a look.Anyway, since you are interested I will PM you another link to a site that will give you access to more information and how you can link into a conference call to learn a bit more.Hope this helps and thanks.

I met Ray Alcorn personally at a conference yesterday.

If you want somebody to spend some time with you, talking about the whole REO deal in Pittsburgh, feel free to call me anytime at 412-320-9525, and do it before the G-20 Conference, because after that, there's no telling how many properties will be left.

Hey JoshFor some reason, I missed this conference call.

I went to a Robert Shemin foreclosure conference today and the guy was talking about assignable contracts when dealing with the Bank, is that possible?

They made it seem as though as they were "giving back" since they were so prosperus.Then I got an email saying that due to the overwhelming response they were having a meeting at the hotel conference room on a certain date and time.

She just held an all day conference in Anaheim which I attended as well.

and thanks for the welcome :)I've heard of chicks that click.... don't you have a conference every year?

The last time it was for one of my other business (computer software) - I partnered with a local college and helped some of their students get to a conference related to their subject, it made for a nice 'community conscious' angle, and got picked up by some local papers.

I attended a NARPM conference this week, and there was a brief mention of a rider that can be added to landlords comp policy that, in the event of a loss, if the city code people require you to upgrade, for example, your electrical service to current code, this will cover the added expense, vs.