Or, it could be more casual and have them qualify later on in Dallas.Add a few other services, moving company sources, storage facilities, list of day cares, schools and phone numbers, a "Welcome Wagon" type thing.Seems much of this could be done on the internet, a section in BP or whatever.

It is funny how your perspective changes depending on where you are sitting.I could imagine those two agents posting on an internet forum for real estate agents, talking about the lengths they had to go to to protect their elderly, seriously ill client from an unethical, fake buyer who was trying to take advantage of him with some sort of scammy-sounding "creative" offer that leaves all the risk with their client while requiring the "buyer" to put essentially none of his own skin in the game.Not saying that's you, but I could see it.

I'm aware that programmers and comp sci is also a very marketable skill, I have no idea on the engineering front.Finance is about solving the unknown by probability, I wouldn't say that one would be doomed to statistical analysis day in and day out, there are hundreds of avenues to take but the key to is understanding the theory behind the analysis.

I use an Indiana Corporation, which I set up in 10 minutes on the internet.

There is a new Charter school and playground and a neighborhood garden as well.This lady is obviously no dummy and has called numerous people she found on the internet including Homevestors and got offers ranging from $15K to a high of $27,500 for the property. a RE agent told her $30K to $40K.I looked at the house and talked to the guy next door who is building a new house and to me it was a tear down and rebuild proposition and no possibility of wholesaling because of all the folks she got involved.

I can't advise you on your personal situation because I would need a lot of information that shouldn't be shared on the Internet with someone you don't really know.Here's what I would tell my sister, if she were in a similar circumstance.

The reason I am making the post is that we are considering using some direct mail and the internet to generate leads to buy property.

No I have not but many probably wished they had bought gold before the run up.I did come across this 2013 report from Internet Diamond Exchange that looks interesting.2013 Diamond Report

Included in that figure is a course that sells on the Internet for $2,497.00, which again is included when you sign up for membership.One thing you did not mention is that we have a 100% money-back guarantee for anyone who decides that our program is not for them.

I don't think it very wise to advertise the fact that you have a security clearance to an internet chat board.