If someone wants to find out bad enough they can go online and pay to get the information.

I'm a full-time real estate lawyer, an every-now-and-then real estate agent, an ex-appraiser and a newbie at online social networking.

If you are kind to the staff they will bend over backwards to provide you with the blanks; in fact some Counties offer them online to print out.

Research your options.Another option is to look at online auctions.

Time to retail some houses.Does anybody have good books/online resources that cover retailing start-to-finish?

So I was going to buy one on line, but then decided I would call the company and ask them a few questions.

I decided not to do the training and use that money to educate myself through more books (that seemed way cheaper in price now :D) and more online resources.Day 3, we go face to face with the salespitch and gracefully decline.

Get an online fax like Callwave to take in all your faxes and go to a paperless documentation system.

For marketing we do full staging, MLS, Realtor.com and a handful of online classifieds.

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