Just a thought, why not try to buy some developed properties that will give you instant return in the form of rentals?

I think it's an interesting extra feature, and it may make a company using it look a little more professional, but I'm not sure if it's 'industry changing' either.I'm playing with some things like Instant Messaging bots, and Twitter, as extra ways for people to be able to access information - so far I think it's still in the early adopter range.

Having been a Realtor in good standing let me add my two cents.1) As previously mentioned by Dave very little education requirments.2) I think it is a matter of ethics many people (not just Realtors) are lacking in this area.3) A lack of vision when dealing with investors (multipal deals)4) Instant gradification with a closing.5) A mentality that they will kill a deal rather than drop their comm.

Almost instantly, you were there.

A car that was only "new" until I drove off the lot - when it instantly turned into a used car.

a D&B number is very important if you are trying to get financing, you can get one instantly by calling 866-705-5711 and telling them you need it for a gov. grant/contract.

Has anyone invested in Roger Salam's Instant Cash Infusion Course?

The fundin option I use most is a no-money down strategy whereby we purchase at the agreed price and instantly re-mortgage at the market value so releasing cash instantly for the next deal.

But I've been spoiled in the past when I could see a place and instantly get a property profile.It seems the data services are really set up so that individual investors have to go through someone else to get data.

You also don't miss out on the 'instant gratification' that you don't get with NetFlix.The only downside is you have to actually walk into a McDonald's and deal with the smell.The other franchise is called DvD Now Kiosk or something to that effect.