In fact across the entire user blog system, the average time on page is 2:42 -- in other words, people are absolutely reading these posts.As for the interaction, that's something that doesn't magically happen.

A lot of the local brokers put all their listings on these sites, most end users search for houses on these sites.

LOL Joel, User name was financexaminer, did more in notes and financing than anything else, but we all get bored from time to time.

In that time, a user (no longer a member here) posted over 1/2 dozen abusive posts.

I'm impressed and excited about the knowledge, generosity and helpful attitude this site and its users demonstrate.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/StevenHamilton/file/residential-depreciation-chart

They know their stuff and have done it for years.My 2 cents is ALWAYS think through the eyes of the end user when setting up a l/o deal.

Upon completion, we can sell to 1 owner/user or an investor that would bus the entire building to lease it out to 1 or more tenants.

I want to do single family properties, but maybe move into multi-family units one day.I was referred here by a book "10 Commandments for Real Estate Investors" by Frank Gallinelli.I was impressed by Ely Preston's books, but it seemed very hyped, so I am continuing to read what I can about investing in all areas real estate and even the market.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/Jeff1/file/income-and-expense