I've been watching your Short Sale videos and they are great and I really appreciate you and James takin the time to share them with us.I just happened to read this post and am wondering if you went anywhere with Probates...or did you find it to be a pain dealing with courts instead of lenders?

Full of articles, pictures, videos etc..things like how to install a dishwasher, install/replace a ceiling fan, toilets.

So, I've been looking for a way to beam video from my PC, to my flatscreen.

As you know banks are now aquiring properties left and right..In this video clip from the WSJ, a bank decides that demoing the houses is its best move.Something to keep in mind here, the end result be it a short sale, or a REO sale, the banks best interest is always what makes the decision.

We're always looking for new members and new ideas.Here is a video from our January 15th 2010 meeting:http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?

Not your fault. . . you are operating in the "good old days" mindset, and as Seinfeld says, , ,"Not that there is anything wrong with that"... http://video.aol.com/video-detail/seinfeld-not-that-theres-anything-wrong-with-that/99768636 On a different note, in relation to my offline world work, I just got a note through Facebook from a fellow REIA member, "Thanks for all your positive input at the reia meeting this week."

Wordpress.com is also a cheap and effective way to post blogs of your listings; integrated media (pics, videos) is simple in the blogs.

We offer videos of any and all properties, a VIP tour of Indianapolis if you decide to come into town, and a meet & greet of the team.Indianapolis has a lot to offer investors, and most of my clients base lives out west if you need any references.We only offer properties we would own ourselves, and are passionate about the business!

I've been shooting videos, posting them on YouTube and driving traffic to them with CraigsList ads.

I considered doing some video but didn't want to impose on the sellers privacy.