I have been reading and listening to this site for about a month and am very impressed with all the good, free information available.

Many would rather hire an newbie and train them right (if you impress them at the interview) than an experienced agent with bad habits.

I believe FB's ad placement is based on your CTR and if you start the campaign with a low CTR than it probably won't go up by much because FB will waste your impressions on people who have already seen your ad multiple ads.

That's an impressive amount of time to live in one place just to walk away at the last minute.

A higher rental rate on a piece of paper does not always translate into greater profit.If the present tenants are a more desirable situation, be careful you do not poison the relationship by giving the impression you are a greedy person.Remember, tenants go to work every day to enhance your life and make your business venture successful.

I was most impressed with his talk that day, moreso than any other speaker's content.

If my Inc buys the items from an individual and the purchase is well over the $600 threshold and I wanted to write off the purchase, I was under the impression that I would need a W-9 from them and to send them a 1099.

I was talking to a couple of agents who specialize in short sales and they both seem to be under the impression that in 3-4 months the banks are going to drastically limit the number of short sales they allow.They're not the only ones who have echoed this sentiment.

Hello,I'm a newbie to biggerpockets.com and has been impressed so far with the combined knowledge/resources available from this site.I have two rental properties which I'm thinking of selling, at about the same time.

I’ve been really impressed with the overwhelming amount of content and the many helpful individuals here.