I haven't, I am looking on the web.

The year after that Silicon Valley invented Web 2.0, my rent went up about 30%.

It is fairly simple to profile people and I could see she had a 3-year old child and was struggling with serious financial problems by the way she dressed and since where she worked she had to have black pants so she had dyed her pants black.I am a plumber and my clothes get fairly filthy from crawling in the dirt under houses and I always wear a hat that collects spider webs.

My first reaction was to fire my web manager (haha, I didn't do it.)I knew Mike was on a witch hunt and would bring this up, but I'd really rather you all focus your attention on our current deals.

Your time frame may be somewhat underestimated but if affordable for the owner still can workout as a profit at time of sale.Some assumptions on your part may be unreliable.

All of the regulation info is on the web.

Adrian,  I have not yet attended, but last night I was on the meetup web site looking at the options.

Contractor problems, small typical stuff, unreliable, not completely honest and forth coming.

The data in many markets (mine is San Diego) show increasingly lowering response rates, the cost per deal increasing and deals being found through other, more creative techniques such as call systems and the web.

Crossover with an increasing interest in structured debt, special purpose vehicles, and the profitability of syndicating collateralized assets, and the price paid for these assets, as characterized by expected return, has increased significantly while expected return has fallen off a cliff.We are improving our use of technology through on line marketing strategies, specifically our web presence, SEO, SEM, and identifying our referral base and directly contacting them to try to identify those investment opportunities that meet our risk/reward profile.  40 + years ago when I began real property investing, as well as investing in discounted second lien notes, it was almost a “pick and choose” situation.