Neil Jenman is an Australian ex-realtor who makes his living training agents and warning against "spruikers" as well as running a general public education campaign on how to buy and sell your home.He's highly entertaining and his filing cabinet must be full of legal threats that have been filed against him.Who else is there doing this kind of thing?

Would they entertain a gross offer of 435k?

Maybe owners could have monthly meetings, dances, have entertainment come in, common interest events.

Are banks entertaining offers on their so called "shadow inventory" of REO's that are sitting unlisted?

Hopefully someone reading my blog will be motivated, inspired, or at least entertained by my experiences starting out.Back to SEO...The one thing I'm learning, is there are LOTS of easy ways to SEO a website:meta title keywords, description keywords, keywords in your text, keywords in the html....and so many other little things.

In the 50's there was little entertainment in small towns and the locals would hang around listening to the jukebox.

I'm a 29-year-old aspiring real estate investor currently employed as a web application developer in the entertainment industry.From what I understand (or don't understand) the market here in Los Angeles is pretty competitive, so I'm preparing myself to get creative and be open to making some potential sacrifices (i.e. relocating).

Most marketers have a "story" to engage and entertain an audience.

Hi BP members, I'm Jen from Brooklyn, NY and new to BP as well as real estate investing.I found BP through the BiggerPockets Podcast and in the past few weeks have listened to at least one episode a day while riding the subway to work.I currently work in the fashion and entertainment industry and while it is fun, it can be challenging to secure a future in such a fickle industry.I became interested in REI years ago after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad but nothing ever came of it until now.

The common denominator for ALL of these neighborhoods is reliable public transportation and the ability to obtain food/drink/entertainment/groceries without getting in a car.