I'm doing some virtual wholesaling in H Town.

I do 99% of my deals virtually, flip homes working about 30 hours a week, and make 5x more than I used to make in my day job... terrible stuff man...

I enjoy the building process, creating the business, this perpetual machine and being able to look back and see what you've accomplished.Although it was about the money initially when i bought my first house, but it has gone way beyond that now.

. - once they figure that out from the IP addresses, they probably flagged your entire account and all ads.I know one guy that has a VA connect into a machine in his office and post from that machine, so the IP addresses on the ad submissions are all from an IP address that can be associated with a local market.

If so, just open the yellow pages or well, now in 2014 that would be more like the virtual yellow pages on the net and there should be a whole bunch or sign companies like Sign-a-Rama for instance.

Internet/arcade/convenience-coin-machine room?

It seems like a great way to track and communicate what is happening on the jobs, keep subs and suppliers on track, use for virtual inspections for lenders, let clients see progress and handle change orders.

In the finance world, there are reserved names by statute in virtually all states.

I see signs on the machines "Please don't use after 8PM, Thank you." and it seems to work out.Dog stuff - I tell them, just like parking, I'd appreciate it if you guys could work it out, otherwise the Attorney said: to avoid any chance of violence we'll have to remove all the dogs (or stop parking on site).I bend over backwards for these Tenants, they all have my cell and can call 24/7, even for a lockout.

As the graph shows, rental rates were virtually unaffected by the market crash.