Hello to all -- decided to get involved here, as it is the first web site I have found on the subject of RE investment that appears to have experienced and knowledgeable investors who are willing to help others with their advice.

Learn from others, read books and the web.

Right now I'm in a really good position to help folks on the web snd prefer it as I'm not chasing and everybody loves me... less stress.

I did remove some items from the web list that I didn't feel had to do with me--such as make sure furnace is properly installed, gas stove properly installed, etc.

I currently publish articles all over the web.

There is conflicting wording in the various areas here, but you have it from the big guy himself, right there, they retain NO ownership interest in articles.But, there is, in my opinion, a more basic flaw in their article guidelines...May not contain any links or images within the body of the article.Articles on the web build upon other articles and content on the web, without being able to cite sources, with links, it is impossible to verify the content in an article or even review the sources the author relies upon.

Hello...my name is Jarrett, I found this site while scouring the web for REI information.

Put a prescreening form on your web site or a recorded message and start building a buyer’s list.† When you make your offers include a request to put a For Sale By Owner sign in the yard right away and state on the sign: fully rehabbed home available soon, taking applications now.† Since it is easier to refinance a home than to qualify for a mortgage, you can get buyers working with your mortgage broker so they can refinance and cash you out.

Learn as much as you can, there is a lot of good info here and all over the web.

The main advantages of this practice are that you can communicate with larger numbers of people simultaneously, and much of the work can be automated by designing a web page with a sign-up link and an auto responder.