Using our technologically advanced software, agents have to enter all showings and meetings with clients in the Blast Scheduler visible to all other agents and the management3.

I also agree that people should find someone local to show them the ropes not some guy 4 states away regardless of what technology may provide, you can't go walk through a property together and smell the mold or feel the slope in a floor.

You've gotta love technology!

It's easy to get 2-3 people to lie for you, its really tough to get 10 people to do the same.

But, if I have the right to buy an asset and advertise it saying that the sale is contingent on acquiring the asset with good title, that is what I'm advertsing, the right to buy it, not the item, but the right to acquire it.If you say you have a hosue to sell, you're lying, you don't have a house, you have the right to acquire the house.

I'm not wholesaler, but give me a deal with those numbers, and I could have it sold in the next 20 minutes (literally).I'm guessing that he either doesn't know the numbers or he's lying to you about them.

I still get a little nervous sometimes , I am not going to lie, but either way we both have to keep pushing further than our comfort zones.

http://www.toolbase.org/Technology-Inventory/Roofs/green-roofs

The majority of the best technology company CEOs don't know how to write software.

. :)My family and I sat down and talked about it for a long time, and the biggest thing holding me back in my real estate business was a lack of time, followed by a lack of appropriate technology.