Now I have ads all over the internet and calls coming in are slow. 3 years ago nobody did property management in syracuse now everyone does it and alot of the out of town investors in syracuse have sold to local investors that manage it themselves.

The Internet is playing a big role as an alternate media source these days.

On the internet, there is no way to know if perhaps that person with a grammar error might not be a native speaker.

they are local to me and i found them on the internet.

I really don't want to go to someone out of the phone book or the internet.

In a public area of course (never know about these internet types) :o) Just let me know.

i thought that the spreadsheet made it very clear that there is an asking price and the notes tell you that the property is rented or not section 8 or not there is a column that tells you how many units there are. i admit that there should be the appraised value column but then they tell me that they want to see the actual appraisal form. then the next thing i know there is someone telling me that someone else has brought them the same info. myka i advertise here and REI clubs, INternet groups and even went as far as going to postlets craigslist everywhere that i can advertise i have done so.

[/b]of course, a disclaimer, I am not an attorney nor do I play one on the internet so use that phrase at your own risk.

J ScottI think the agreed upon term for you is a "BOARD TROLL".Originally posted by Wikipedia:In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room or blog, with the primary intent of provoking other users into an emotional response[1] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.You like to fish for responses and really get your fulfillment from peoples responses.

ok let me run this by you. i wont mention company names or locations. i have talked to a group of investors who have these laws down GREAT and im becoming an affiliate with them. i get 25% of the net profit the first 5 deals and 50% from there on.here is where my mind goes off. these guys are smart, so i would think they may do this but im not sure if there is a max the negotiation companies can chargeso they have TWO companies. one negotiates (they still own it) and one takes the net profit. im paid out of the net the 2nd company gets. so lets say co A is the negotiator and Co B is the company with the contracts on homes and flipping them.so co B buys the home co A negotiated for them down to 100k. then (simple numbers here no closing etc.)they resell for 140k following the new laws too (20% over purchase etc.) so technically there is a 40k profit i split BUT what if they pay the Co A a negotiation fee of who knows, 35k ( see they can do whatever or can they?)