He has found a method with seminars, books, and internet to continue to change gears and sell new programs to new generations.

I gave them the receipt but it does not have a phone # and I cant find one for them.I do not have the # since I found them on Craigslist and their company name on the receipt is not coming up in an internet search.Do I have to give them this information?

1) this may be really broad, but how in the hell do you get loss mitigators to budge off their number?

It would likely also require electrical, plumbing and HVAC permits.If your municipalities Neighborhood Services Department (whatever the permit issuing/inspecting department is named) is available via website, check to see if issued permits are available there, in some larger cities they are.If your assessor (city or county) has property data available on the internet, you could look up the address and see what the current zoning is.

You should be able to find the requirements of returning a deposit in NC by doing an internet search.

My last 17 straight deals I have found on the Internet.

And like you said, with the internet and other technologies, the need for a fancy office is not necessary for a lot of brokers/agents.Steph

My tenants aren't really internet savvy so there is no reason to use social media to attract or communicate with them.

Phil - As I mentioned, we're working out the details of how we're going to proceed, but we will definitely proceed.Ralph - I believe that we've already changed the real estate education space by providing such an incredibly broad and deep resource that is BiggerPockets.

Quincy... this is an extremely broad question.