Which, I will pay eventually cause I believe a lot of what we do revolves around PDF format, etc.I guess what I was hoping to find was some software that brought up a "form" where you just entered all the information by tabbing through.

Michael, Would you be able to provide a link to a downloadable format of your card?

It has worked in the past, works now, stands to reason will work in the future.The key is consistency, the right message, the right format, the right list, and the right product/service/message.They should always include a "call to action"

i'mnot a math guy :)Yes, based on accepted mathematical convention, that actually does change it (assuming that line below the "48" is meant to extend the entire distance across the "2(9+3)")...Formatting top and bottom is equivalent to putting parenthesis around the top and parenthesis around the bottom -- the entire top equation is calculated first, then the entire bottom equation, and then the results are divided.So, in this case, the answer would be "2"...

Ive tried that with click2mail and its a pain to get the post card formated right.

The participants could type their questions in a chat format on a gotomeeting type of format, and then the mike for that person could be unmuted so they could elaborate on the question.

It looked like a lot of the same format as the Ron Legrand material that I have.

I am happy to see such support and would also like some input on what format and how this all can take place aside from spreading the word to grow.Similar to NAR, we would be called . . . ?

Andrew brings up a very solid point, and while I would never give out property details before i had it locked, I would propose the numbers to potential buyers ahead of time to peak interest and perhaps acknowledge a format on how to vest the offer and how to structure your deal over to your cash buyer.This can be done with entities, trusts, & quit claim deeds to name the most common.

Of course this would be in a recorded format as in this random example.