@Al Williamson also promotes looking for other revenue streams from assets we already own or adding more revenue generating assets to our rental portfolio.

Instead of spamming the forums you should try to learn something and/or try to get involved and meet new people, that will have a better impact on your business then spamming the forums trying to promote pre-paid legal.

Paste that message on their facebook page, twitter, wherever they're promoting w/ social media, and I bet you they will be on it like snow on a cold Eric when he's locked out due to Smartkey!

I come from a family of realtors and lawyers (no jokes please :) ) and I just went and re- looked up the national realtors code of ethics: A few of the paragraphs might interest you:When representing a buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, or other client as an agent, REALTORS® pledge themselves to protect and promote the interests of their client.

I decided to take him up on his (10) free leads promotion for the program; and out of the (10) free leads, (5) were not vacant.

I vaguely remember on the BP Podcast some conversations about a non-binding, code-of-ethics type agreement promoting mutual respect between a new landlord and tenant -- above and beyond the lease agreement. 

I promoted him at work after everyone else passed him up.

I just spoke with a branch manager at UCBI and they will do HELOCs on single family rental properties...they treat them like second homes.  70% LTV, no closing costs, 2.75% promotional fixed rate for year 1, Prime - 0.25% after that for top tier credit, 10 year draw, penalty for closing within 3 years. 

You just need a lease and security deposit in place(in no way am I promoting fraud).

I remember back in 2003-2004 I was funding real estate activity through credit lines on my rentals, and as rates were steadily increasing on my credit lines I received all kinds of promotional credit card balance transfer 0% offers with no balance transfer fees for 12-18 months.