They have a webinar coming up I think this Wed around noon on the accounting portion of thier software if you are interested. 

Passive income, college education, wedding presents, inheritance are all little reminders of the good things that are going to be by-products of my investing.

He stated he would call the me the following night, but I never heard back... :-( It's ok though, at least I put it out there and maybe when I least expect it he'll call.

I myself don't respond we'll to those who lurk.I've been much more successful writing a series of letters, each with their own theme and USP to appeal to the seller that I want to do business with and forgetting the others.

The call was on Wed, I called them back Fri (no answer); is Sun or Mon to late to reach out again?

Rookies say your money is made when you sell.Experienced Wholesalers say your money is made when you buy.Business Owner’s leverage the entire transaction.Here’s the process: 1.Buy an e-mail list of the real estate agents in your county. 2.Send them e-mail3.Do Not use your main e-mail address to send this first e-mail.

The common theme among the ones that we were able to get in touch with was, "I was just trying to figure out who you were and what your business model was..."

This is just a natural outgrowth of the have-it-all-now impatient nature of our society.The constant theme among these guys of asking people to max out their credit cards (and call their credit card company for a credit limit increase) is sickening to the pit of my stomach.

Font combined with smaller envelope gets under the radar...I've had much praise on them and response rate.2) I really don't like the "me and my wife" model.

In another recent post regarding a mentorship program where the program requires $5k up front from the student (and after splitting 5 deals with the mentor, the student gets the initial $5k returned), the major theme of the responses was “RUN!