It’s simply an achievement that gives you more options to help buyers and sellers, allows you to pull better data and info on properties, and saves you money by giving you the ability to showcase and market your own homes on the MLS.

Almost everything I've read or listened to in the BP podcasts and forums showcase doing the BRRRR strategy with hard money loans or cash.Is it possible to do the BRRRR method with financing to start the process off (buy), then refinancing after the seasoning period?

I tried to develop a business in my area of work (television-motion graphics) but it proved to be challenging.

PS nice website, got that 300 feel to it. graphics are greatAt arms lenth you had a "canned" 9 post "marketing campaign with an email address in each post ( removed)

More due diligence is required for sure.In regards to my question, this home sold for 75K in 2004 and according to the graphical market information from the comp websites like cybehomes and eppraisal, the market was at the same place in this area in 2004 as it is now (which I thought was odd anyway).

I hear a ton about how crappy D-Town is, but I have yet to see graphic evidence to convince me.

I've had the greatest response simply designing my own ads using a simple HTML editor and graphics program, this way you can easily adjust the code and repeatedly post the same ad.

I've been strongly advised to buy a Realtor.com Showcase listing, as well as a MLS listing.I'm still looking for a good price for those, but then, someone said that that is not the best, that Point2, is.

I am looking for a graphic arts person.

Developers set up booths to showcase their new developments to entice retailers to lease within these developments.