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James Wachob Investing In Real Estate With Your IRA in Memphis, TN 
25 December 2016 | 2 replies
Recently all over Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and countless other publications there have been stories about big Wall Street companies jumping in and buying real estate rather than stocks… because they know they can get a better return.So, why are most Americans still trusting their own retirements… IRAs… 401ks… with the stock market?
Michael Costanzo Going against the grain. Investing with low cash flow.
16 July 2016 | 7 replies
I suggest building your own so you understand what each cell means, but feel free to check out and play with my product here: Rent vs.
David Zheng Whats your Cashflow Rule?
4 June 2016 | 34 replies
The cells for those numbers get colored based on the answers (see table below).
Charles Kao Website Advice 1800 number or local number
13 May 2016 | 4 replies
I am kind of pondering whether to do VM or direct to cell phone via Google Voice (I'll take suggestions on another service like Cricket) and also whether to have a 1800 number or local number. 
Dan Bui How do you become a commercial RE agent?
1 August 2007 | 3 replies
Another was a business major in university and went into an office where he was part of the team focused on deal structures.Consider picking up copies of the local commercial property journal/newspaper.
Mike Salisbury Atlanta Investors and Google Voice
20 March 2015 | 6 replies
The phone number on my business card (a 404 number)  is powered by Google Voice and forwards to my cell phone.I'm sorry I don't have a solution for you, but I wanted to chime in as I am sure the service is available in our area.I wish you all the best with your ventures.
Jeremy Collins Wanting information on Commercial Real Estate
25 April 2015 | 9 replies
I have found a property downtown that I am extremely interested in, it has 42 apartments, 6 retail storefronts, 8 office suites, it comes with a cell tower and a billboard on top as well, so the potential for extra income. 
David Minor Where to start - waterfront mixed use development
11 May 2015 | 21 replies
I'm going to say what nobody seems to say.If you aren't part of the political "in crowd" there, chances are you're due diligence efforts are going to be wasted.If you are talking to receptionists,,,,,,,,,,The guys who get there deals done, have the real decision makers private cell phone numbers, and know each other on a close first name basis
James Hiddle I Have A New System It's Called The Fed Up System
6 November 2018 | 19 replies
The best part is it is about 3am and my cell phone beeps to let me know I have e-mail!
Account Closed You Know You're a Landlord when.....by Nancy Neville
16 January 2015 | 4 replies
You know you are a landlord when you have over 40 phone numbers programmed in your cell phone and only 4 of them are family and friends.You know you are a Landlord when you and your family go for a Sunday drive but it's to check out your properties to see how your tenants are doing.You know you are a landlord when you choose your new boyfriend or husband by his maintenance skills.You know you are a landlord when you watch Judge Judy and the tenants are using the same lines as your own tenants.You know you are a landlord when you visit a family members house and wonder how much rent you could get for it.