We will explore all of these techniques in detail and more in subsequent postings.But no mater what technique you're going to use you want to make sure it's a win win for the both of you, however the one with the better knowledge of creative financing will ultimately come out on top.

After paying off lots of debt and establishing myself financially, I began exploring the stock market last year, and I quickly found out that the stock market enables the rich to get richer, yet does not service those looking to build wealth nearly as well as I thought.

Reputation matters to these agents and if you get a rep as a guy who will take product and perform on contracts that can make you money down the road when he slides you deals first.

@Mike Bryant - We don't currently have company pro accounts, meaning anyone who wants to have access to pro features needs an individual pro account.We floated the idea a little while back, but got little response.Ultimately, if there was enough interest, we'd be happy to explore creating corporate PRO accounts, but we would really need more than a handful of people who want these to be established.

Reputation is everything in our small town and when one realtor has a problem many of the others hear about it and won't be quick to help you later.

Feel free to explore my other posts if you wish to learn more about all the details.

That is counter to advancing the reputation of our industry.

The far end unit is rented by a billiard hall/bar that has a bad reputation.

He has also filed a $40k lawsuit against me for slander (since I called him a squatter, which is defamatory to his reputation) and he has also filed criminal harassment charges on me (because I bother him oh so much).

Can anyone suggest markets to explore?