Everyone is going to have their opinion on this, but I'm in agreement that 50/50 is a good place to start when one party brings 100% of the capital and the other party brings 100% of the effort/time.

Hello everyone,I was curious if any of you are using Twitter in your real estate marketing efforts, and how affective has it been?

It failed miserably and set the country back many years in its recovery effort.

I get them to feel like it is a team effort, and so far, no surprises.

I'm glad to see that the time and effort you guys put into the site is coming back and rewarding you.I know that there are a lot of people for whom your advice and knowledge has been extremely helpful, including myself, and it is always appreciated.Thanks guys and good luck on your future ventures!

I agree with prior post that any effort to help is just going to prolong the problem.

I did some digging to see if his testimonials were genuine, and they checked out.

Also, if an agent has not done a short sale before then it could cost them more time and effort then the return they will receive.

You can make your dream a reality but it takes a lot of effort and energy on your part, and you probably will see a whole lot of money go out before you start seeing anything come in.

I'm coming to the conclusion that anything under $100k is not worth the trouble as you will spend the same amount of effort as if you were working on higher priced homes.