Sure, I could do all that in numbers (excel), but it is so slick and easy to use, plus I didn't need to do anything but purchase it, my time is valuable too :DPS - I just whipped it out and used it to secure a new client for my REI LLC by showing the stats on my previous 3 deals.just sayin :-)

His input was so valuable to me, I knew I could call him any time and he'd answer my questions.

I had a coach when I first started and he was extremely valuable filling in the blanks when I needed help.

I still find it to be quite valuable, though.

When they came back, the guy objected and the worker bee who sat in the office collecting information walked out and said he quit and the supervisor tried to convince them it was a valuable service.

There's valuable information here that is priceless, and free!

Good info for beginners, not so valuable for people that have been doing RE for a while.

Employers will just work people to death until they *have* to hire someone because some valuable resources escape somewhere else.

I consider both to be valuable experiences but I learned far more about real estate from working construction.

That's the best way to get the most out of the site and build valuable connections.