The TaxLienLady promotes them and she personally invests with them.

All they care about is promoting the new projects with no follow up whatsoever with regards to old projects.

Just take a look at Niche.com’s list of best places to live in Arizona and count the reviews for each city:Gilbert: 871 reviews (median age 33, 10% younger than all of Arizona)Scottsdale: 172 reviews (median age 46)Paradise Valley: 6 reviews (median age 53)Plus the city, err… I mean town’s PR department is doing frickin’ WONDERS for promoting the area to outsiders.

If you are not investing the time for marketing, open houses, promoting your property constantly, taking calls and scheduling showings then you are not doing the listing agent's job.

When those things are done correctly, it works beautifully, and you can certainly become wealthy investing in RE, like most other things in life.Unfortunately because of the Feds monetary policies over the last few years, they have essentially promoted a re-hash of 02-07, and there is no shortage of people on BP who promote the SAME ridiculously high leverage program as Gurus, and then turn around and bash those Gurus systems for being irresponsible. 

Not much of one to promote any candidate as I try to stay away from politics as much as possible, but I grew up in NYC and have never seen or heard of a politician in our generation that had the leadership skills as Rudy.When its written of how Rudy cleaned up NYC I don't think most who weren't there really understand how much he cleaned up the city.

I'm not sure that this post is a violation of policy, however, because it isn't self-promotion--it's like saying "hey I like this contractor, if you have any flips, use this guy."

Very truly yours, Heidi Arndt[PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] Heidi, This is not the place for self promotion.

Hello Investors,Only a few small number Everybody uses white rectangles for business promotion.

According to the Tax Court Memo, the following factors are used to determine whether an asset is a capital investment or if it is an item purchased with the sole intent to resell: The taxpayer’s purpose in acquiring the propertyThe purpose for which the property was subsequently heldThe taxpayer’s everyday business and the relationship of the income from the property to the total incomeThe frequency, continuity, and substantiality of sales of propertyThe extent of developing and improving the property to increase the sales revenueThe extent to which the taxpayer used advertising, promotion or other activities to increase salesThe use of a business office for the sale of propertyThe character and degree of supervision or control the taxpayer exercised over any representative selling the propertyThe time and effort the taxpayer habitually devoted to the salesFor the full text of TC Memo 2010-261, click the link.