I get a lot more traffic off of these now than any other form of advertising, even the newspaper.

It sounds like the general consensus is to simply save, save, save until it's time for me to buy.I did think of another option for buying in SB: Purchasing a foreclosure or off-market property for a deal and renovating it.

@Jason DiClemente You can use their deal analysis tool and download Pre approval letters whenever you want off the website.

I spent a considerable amount of time browings mls and using the info I found elsewhere to put together what made sense for me.

So, here is my question: is my education expense tax deductible given that my investment income is non-taxable and reported on form 990-T?

He also, used the lowest comps form other areas.

You are right, it's tough for me to qualify for a loan because I simply don't make enough money compared to the debt I owe. 

For me specifically, I bought my personal house a couple months ago at 10% down.  

He told me I was the first person to call but has been trying to sell it, I walk through the house two  days later it wasn't too bad of shape but the price he was asking wasn't working out for me, I could tell he wasn't to motivated, but where it turn  around is he said he had another house he might want to sell that he bought as a HUD in 2010 but been renting two his family members that wasn't paying that much.

You have to learn to be an interesting person,someone people want to spent time with even over the Internet for a few minutes each day.Use social media to show people how you do your job,how you have fun,etc.Never lose your audience or your show will be....cancelled.As for me,I'm flying to Dallas next Tuesday for the Brian Buffini Success 2day workshop.I am looking forward to meeting lots of other agents for networking and sharing ideas.You should look into finding a coach as well.Good luck to you,Ana!!!