As a writer, I think it does.

In the area of personal finance writers I have found the directory of personal finance guru's publicly posted net worths to be a good starting point: http://directory.rockstarfinance.com/blogger-net-w.... 

@Heather Castellanoyou may be able to find the groups through the local real estate agencies and or title companiesthe grant programs are outlined at the tax office and the us govt grant site on linethere should also be a small business development center at the college that can get you lined out on the type of entity is required and the status of grantsyou may need a grant writer to get the process started and they can also be found at the collegeenjoy

(Give or take.)No really, you can be the best deal writer but if you're not a gung-ho birddog (running around talking to everyone), at least from the beginning, then your business will be DEAD.

However, I am realizing that I am not that creative, so I am turning to the BP community for assistance in breaking my writers block. 

However, I am realizing that I am not that creative, so I am turning to the BP community for assistance in breaking my writers block.

Thanks for the feedback.Two writers seem to think I have misinterpreted the 3-4 % rule.

I believe that the writer uses the GRM to estimate the new value as he force appreciates his properties.

I was recently at a Realtors' Association luncheon where realtors and affiliates network to share ideas, trends or in this case scams and one Title writer warned of this scam.

Are there any rec's of places to go for lenders who write res. buildings (for investment) in Derby & New Have CT markets?