You always want to make them your friend, because they are the ones with the power to make or break a project, so choose your battles wisely.

Knowledge really is power.

We have access to exclusive investment opportunities.We've been referred to top-performing power team members.We saved over $2000/yr in insurance premiums when we switched our 3 pre-Keyspire income properties to their broker's national program.I was able to negotiate a further 23k reduction off the purchase price of a property based directly on what I learned from a Keyspire mentor.It's a big investment and certainly an individual decision based on your circumstances and goals.

I know tht realtors who want to build long term relationships will need to pay attention to the power of the web and social networking.I think one of the drawbacks might be the need for increased security from hackers seeing that large databases will probably be centralized.I noticed google is willing to provide info, tool, training and hosting for those wanting to develope their own projects.http://code.google.com/The internet is evolving so rapidly, with opportunities presenting themselves daily, that I'm planning on going back to school and focusing on web programing.

If you find a market that has good cash flow potential, go there and visit, build a power team (broker, property manager, escrow, appraiser you can trust, etc), and get to know the area.

The Saudi royals like us because of the business we bring that helps them stay in power, but the people there dont.

The mortgage is only $600k so my $100k has now magically overnight turned into a million bucks net net.So if you want to powerfully leverage your money that's one strategy for you.

I know that is valued but it still isn't in a beach community where the real money and staying power is.This does have a 2 car garage though that makes it more unique, a lot of places don't have this due to space constraints.My question is, how do you know what is a good deal and not?

Anyway, if you can legally circumvent the intent of the law, more power to you!

Texas has their own power grid and would most likely be up and running before anyone else.