At least according to this Wall Street Journal article.http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303644004577520414196790098.htmlSo now we know where we are, right?

If the person is someone I intend to do business with, I wouldn't walk away without their cell phone number entered into mine.

Now everyone has cell phones so probably would not work in today's environment. 2.

There are times that we do take out loans for larger projects or bring in partners for projects, but even then do our best to keep it under 10%.I see some big changes that will be coming after the next election and I don't want to hit bottom.Our current president got voted for by some because they would get a free cell phone, they would no longer have to pay for gas, they would get free health care, and so on.

He was supposed to call my phone number while at the business location to see that it rang there (he didn't, he just pointed to my cell phone on the dining room table and said "Well, there's your phone.").

As for me, my owners and vendors get my cell phone, and I am available 24/7.

I was also looking at getting one of those 1-800 numbers that forward to your cell, it seems that those would hide your number fairly well.

Forclosures are at an all time high and the market is expected to continue to drop until the end of 2008 where it will slowly rise in 2009 (source: Orlando Sentinal, Daytona Beach News Journal).

The Wall Street Journal has a property section and there is one or more blogs that you can find there.Activity level does vary a bit but I know some post weekly.

Subscibe to the trade journals of whichever one you're interested in, visit their trade shows, talk to owner operators.