folks, please get money partners and credit partners and down payment partners and private lender partners, and give a fractional interestBill Gulley is teaching about TIC'sTIC's are "tenants in common" contractsA Very innovative way to be able to avoid a lot of headaches@Bill GulleyWhen I think of TICs I think of "family limited partnership"  where a medical doctor that has high liability like an orthopedic surgeon or a neurologist owns 2% of assets in a limited partnership, but controls a hundred percent of it as a managing partner, The rest of the family owns 98% but are only limited partners.

@Henry Chi , I see this http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/11/technology/amazon-...It doesn't look like that Cleveland is winning?  

My belief is that becuase of how technology has evolved so quickly, getting access to a phone (which has online capacity) is so much more attainable.

The winning EV technologies have not yet been decided (including whether gas-powered vehicles themselves will ever become obsolete).

Given the technology available these days the current system is broken.

In my day job....I am responsible for Webex Sales, so I can provide the technology to join a virtual meeting leveraging a Web/Audio/Video connection. 

The RE bubble in the early 2000s was inflated in many ways by zero-money down mortgages, NINJA loans, interest-only mortgages, negative amortization loans, and various other financial “innovations” that placed incredibly risky assets on banks’ balance sheets.

With the increasing number of millionaires created by these new technologies, do you think the rest of us will need even more to secure life-time wealth?

From a corporate perspective, companies can help agents succeed by offering competitive virtual office space and proprietary technology.

Scott, the influence system is a recent innovation of Josh so older posts did not get any points.