@Matt MarkelI mean walk into her house and open safe and there it is.Why in the world would you post such a statement on the internet?

On the other hand, low-income tenants usually do not have internet access.

I have not been able to find him, no idea if he is even still in town.Worst yet, amongst the mail going to him are bills from Florida Power and Light, Directv, BellSouth, may be another one from internet services?

I believe her, as she also told me about upcoming features on a new car model which were unknown to the public and had not yet been published in the car magazines or Internet car sites.

The taxes on the internet show it at $55000, but I would have changed that a long time ago if I had owned it.

Besides bandit signs and direct mail, you can try:- Door knocking- Flyers- Internet marketing- Networking- Other wholesalers

Reading an article on the internet is not the same seeking credible legal advice, but it can point you in the right direction and give you the right questions to ask when interviewing an attorney.Good luck with this!

I love that I found a forum like this as I have learned so much from forums on the internet in a few of my hobbies.

-Lean Six Sigma - With the advancement of technology and the internet, it is easier (and more difficult) to compete in business.

Miller & Starr, Current Law of California Real Estate, § 12:83 at 395 (1977)." http://www.reinhartlaw.com/Publications/Documents/art030204%20RE.pdfRemember, if you read it on the internet, it must be true.