I did some beta testing with Youtube last year and felt that it was worth the time and effort.

I still like a security blanket while testing the wonderful real estate marketplace.

Here are some other ideas of things to tradeLists of nationwide hard money lendersLists of favorite RE websitesScriptsWebinar mp3'sAny other tested marketing copy / materials

I am starting to build my little weekly vacation rental empire and was wondering if anyone else here does the weekly vacation rentals and how you market them and what your overall vacancy rate is...Im testing the waters by doing a favor for an out of state client while my properties are getting rehabbed.

:cry: I really thought 7500 was going to be the bottom, as it was tested a few times and did not break through until today....So much for that theory!!!!!!!!!

People run ads advertising a home for rent/sale/rent to own just to test the market when they don’t have a property there.

I would not want to be the test case in our court system.

I've been looking at buying MF apartment complexes near campus here in Houston and it seems that either the Seller is not really wanting to sell (just testing the waters, seeing what the market is throwing out) or the Seller's expectation of price is too high (low low CAP).I know I should look at other city markets for student housing, but I haven't found too many listings (Brokers) who are in the student housing MF market.

Test for motivation.

Just doing a test run on my understanding of the "Rules of thumb" and math skills.