But what we are use to is what we usually lean toward, what fits your personal goals.

If anything, it's purely for convenience.

When I go into a convenience store, I expect the guy behind the counter to check me out without yapping on his phone.

Out of curiosity, I'd like to hear everyone's opinion on the best marketing experiences to promote products and/or services.Here are some things I've done- Bandit Signs- Post Cards/Direct Mail- Personal/Business Website- Classified Ads- Newspaper (local)- Online Networking (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc)I'm leaning more towards expensive newspaper ads and am thinking about posting to the New York Times.

I almost NEVER allowed my tenants convert to a month-to-month, my leases turned over in the summer/busy time of year for MY convenience.

I am leaning towards DaVincirulled out CallNetpatlive seems iffyfor those that have call services, which do you recommend and WHY?

We just let our residents know that if they pay this way, there is a 3% convenience fee added to the rent.

., but I am leaning more towards buy and hold.That's gotta be a great that you have framing experience and your brother is a contractor.

I'm leaning more towards buying out of state, but we talked to some people tonight who said there are still opportunities in SoCal, still about an hour's drive away, but that's very doable.

He did not outright predict it but seemed to be leaning toward a double dip, without changes in unemployment numbers.