it's always a good idea to use caps on the internet.

Most states accept the federal filing document, which is much simpler than the state only SCOR form and you can buy all that's needed off the internet,,, if you decide to not use a lawyer route.

I had an error with firefox, and Internet Explorer loads slowly as well, esp for the contact fill-out forms.

Documents in general: They vary from state to state on general requirements so just be aware of that when you find templates from the internet.

I've been doing buy and hold investing on rental properties for the last 3 years but aside from reading books and articles on the internet, really haven't had the opportunity to interact with other investors or to bounce ideas with a much bigger audience.Upon my areas of current interest are creative financing options for tenants.

I have already read books and Internet forums about how to be a good landlord and what not.

In some areas an internet valuation site might give a close valuation, I can't see it being close enough to buy a property on.

Also bought them and had a small 6 unit apartment building.I own a marketing company that does Search Engine Optimization, Marketing Consulting, Internet Marketing, Direct mail, and I am involved in other business projects (joint ventures with people, etc.)Anyway, enough about that...My goals are to purchase mobile home parks where the park owns the land--not park owned mobile homes.

It's completely cloud-based so you can access it from anywhere with an internet connection.

Most company discussions I've seen on any RE internet site only touches the surface of a good business development plan.