Essentially four variations?

Because if you submit a different variation you will not be immediately reimbursed.

@Pat Kumparatana   I think 95% of the guru type companies have their roots firmly planted in MLM.. and use a variation of it..

The point is that you are going to most likely find your own guys by trial and error, and as @William Allen noted most everyone else isn't really able to share their guys.

Derrick WatkinsPros: 14 day free trial, geared towards real estate, MLS integration Cons: Expensive and not much information about itCost: Needs confirmation, their company hides the cost from their website: “$97, $197, or $297/mo” from online review

I am on the free trial but am finding conflicting info on the listings vs what is actual.

I definitely have more learning to do but want to start my Facebook campaign as soon as possible to start going through the trial and errors of determining the best marketing for my area for motivated sellers.

., former co-owner of Remington Financial Group, will be one of the two cases featured in this week’s episode Friday at 10 p.m.Narrated by actor Stacy Keach, American Greed looks at real-life cases involving white collar criminal activity as credit card scams, identity theft, counterfeiting and Ponzi schemes.McManus was convicted at trial in February 2014 while all of his co-defendants pleaded guilty.He was sentenced to 16 years in prison in October and ordered by U.S.

In Jametsky vs Olsen, 179 Wn.2d 756, 317 P.3d 1003 (Wash. 2014) (see below), a real estate investor tried to assist a distressed homeowner who was about to lose their residential home to the country treasurer due to unpaid property taxes.Initially, the investor prevailed at both the trial court and court of appeals (at great expense, of course).However, the Washington Supreme Court (February 6, 2014) reversed the lower courts and ruled that the transaction was a ‘distressed conveyance’ within the meaning of RCW 61.34, and to allow the former homeowner to return to the trial court to litigate the return of their former home.

I can believe some are lucky and capable of picking the right move right from the get go but I would assume most of us would find the sweet spot through trial and error, hard work and constant education.And this is my attempt to collect education -Which one decision accelerated your growth the most in RE?