Buyers who don't like the web shots don't do drive-bys.

It is explained to the membership that dues do not cover annual expenses, and that commission on the sales generated are necessary to keep the organization in the black.Balancing to zero would not keep enough cash in the bank account to pay for web hosting, membership administration and equipment failure, and in my view would be irresponsible.I was also a co-founder of Boston Area REIA, (a for-profit) although I sold out my interest to my partner a few years ago.Below are some of my likes:Structured networking events, where you get to meet more new people than you could simply by talking to a few people.

Here in CO, they're published two days (really, more like 42 hours) before the sale.

The LIBOR had a very good reputation as an index, it was less volitile as other indexes and was a good option, now I can see borrowers shying away in favor of the Fed Funds index and even the higher prime rate published in the WSJ.

Stevens-Ness Law Publishing has always been a good source of legal forms.

I didn't pick through the data on the web for potential comps, with the expectation of having the homes appriased more decently and due to my own limited access to the information.

Hi all,I recently discovered biggerpockets.com and have been tearing through the web site reading anything and everything--what an amazing resource.

I'm almost afraid to mention web work, because last time I did I got my post removed and my influence slapped pretty hard.

I'm just wondering if you could benefit from hiring a web master to manage and update the sites for you?

Many states will let you do it online at the secretary of state's web site.