Nevertheless, if its your first deal, you want an extra good deal, not a thin deal.

You may be able to get a slight premium, but probably not enough to cover the extra cost.

I think it's an interesting extra feature, and it may make a company using it look a little more professional, but I'm not sure if it's 'industry changing' either.I'm playing with some things like Instant Messaging bots, and Twitter, as extra ways for people to be able to access information - so far I think it's still in the early adopter range.

This is a way to get your foot in the door in real estate in this market, get trained, and earn money.

Extra outlets, especially in the likely location of an entertainment center, and other typical appliance concentrations such as kitchen counters and potential office/study areas, and garages.

I earn every bit of money that I make and am fully aware that the "real " money is in the real estate investment itself.Not all investors are cool to work with.

He's earned the rest.

Think "one on ones" and seminars, using the knowledge you have hard won and earned.44.

The extra money will get the seller's (really, the seller's banks) attention.On the other hand, getting into a bidding war will cost you money.

Only problem is I dont have that much extra money sitting around.