Some of the social media folks that I follow have been saying that it is a game changer, but the average users I've been listening to have said that they absolutely hate it.So . . . love it or hate it?

@Sharon Tzib  Please confirm this is the doc to which you were referring in your post: http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/MehranK/file/property-manager-questionnaire

Hello,I am wondering how I can contact fello BP users that have offered help if I cannot PM or email them?

Hello Forum, I am a new user but I never thought I would introduce myself with a problem.

In my opinion anything other than a .com you are wasting money.Years ago I did the .net,.org thing and was a waste of money.You can make a .net,.org successful but it is much harder to grow than a .comA big debate currently is .mobi domains for (mobile) applications.At first everyone was jumping on it but now I see big companies still use .com instead and they have a mobile version of their website that fits the phone screens.So if they have decided not to do .mobi than usually they have spent a bunch of money testing it.This is the same with commercial real estate.Developers watch to see if a Wal-mart if going in.Wal-mart spends massive amounts of money and time on feasibility studies that go out 5 years in site selection.So the little guys let Wal-mart do the heavy lifting with the studies.Targeted marketing always out pulls general sites.Take FOR INSTANCE biggerpockets.com.The message is a place for investors to meet up to discuss investing in real estate.That is the primary mission it seems to me.If it just said biggerrealestate.com and was a free for all for everything users would be pouring over content not relevant to them.So I would have multiple niches but FIRST get one niche going to where you have systems in place and on auto-pilot generating business every month THEN add another niche in to build multiple streams of revenue.You will have multiple sources of income when one stream dips a little the other is really good and they average out.It will also give you a trackable,salable business where you show the business generates xx on it's own.If YOU are the business then you have nothing to sell.

Here's my favorites:(Some are paid, some are free)+QuickOffice+DropBox (syncs with Dropbox on all my devices)+Skype (great for video conferencing)+GasBuddy (finds the cheapest gas with location)+MapQuest (GPS with voice commands)+Evernote (syncs with Evernote on all my devices)+EasySign (document signing)+GoPayment from Intuit (accept credit card payments anywhere)HandyLevel (digital "bubble" level)Measures (snap a photo of any item, room or building, then add measurements.What are your favorite iPad apps?

The other was a light rehab (8k) and was sold within 90 days to a end user for a NET profit of 20k.

City informs public works you have an extra bedroom, they assess your home a public works user fee based on likely increased occupancy given the extra bedroom - that's a couple thousand in cities like Santa Ana, CA.3.

I'm always looking for ways to help convince our users that the way to be successful in social media is to provide great content and to engage.

To those users and anyone else who might also promote themselves, this is a non-advertising forum.