Except, I always just wanted (loosely put, wanted just touches the surface) to spend my life redoing ugly old houses.

Another thing I think would be just as successful would be to setup a relationship with a local furniture store where the buyers could go and spend $10-$15K on furnishings as part of the price of the house.

However on the surface it certainly would appear that way.I'm certain that you spend a large sum of money each year advertising to attract customers to your agency and I congratulate you on the job you did as I was initially attracted to your agency.

Spend a few days reading up in the forums here.

I'm the least tech savvy guy around and I DON'T like to spend money so I found the simplest and cheapest solution was to just use the accounting software that came FREE with my computer.

I plan to spend $3000 on the rehab. for a total investment of $16,000.

If I really wanted a builder's new house I'd spend a few days doing some economic research on that builder's activities, both construction and sales, in the surrounding area before I made an offer.

You spend a lot of time chasing up details, helping people feel that deal is moving forward and other such things.If the game you want to get into is investing (the central point of the BP site) then you are really on a bit of a tangent.

Hoping Brandon will chime in here...Investors from multi-billion dollar hedge funds to individuals buying as few as 10 properties have acquired more than 1 million homes across the U.S. in the past three years, transforming a mom-and-pop business into one of Wall Street's hottest investments.

If I wanted to continue marketing in that town, I'd spend a couple of hundred bucks to seek a legal opinion from a lawyer.