Plenty of info on the internet and in books.

It's hard to gauge the situation blogging on the internet like this, but my overall feeling from this discussion is that things are a little too cozy between you and the borrower, and not moving quite fast enough.

What do you think - would I have a fool for a client, or is this a smart way to sell in this day and age when the Internet and those sites that give inexpensive MLS access offer a viable option for a fairly capable person?

I stumbled on to Bigger Pockets a few weeks ago on one of my many quests to find the end of the internet and I'm very glad I found it.

I'm happily employed as a computer programmer / app developer but, that said, my ultimate dream is to provide a second source of income from rentals, enough to not rely on my job.

@Chris Hensley if you are comfortable with spreadsheets, have you considered Google Docs where you can both have access to the spreadsheets from anywhere you have internet access?

Ill update later after I read the rehab book too.Shaved hours off pointless research over the internet/reading other RE books which offer only theory and have unneeded information in them.good job Mr.

The info and training really go far beyond single-page articles and internet blogs.

In that time I had 14 showings and countless Internet and phone leads.

I can deduct for expenses such as home office, car/mileage, cell phone, internet expense, dinners, etc.