We are not supposed to be on the internet while working guys, so you could call me a naughtynightauditor.Keep it clean, keep it clean.

I cannot resist this, and of course it is highly inappropriate given your saga, and yes, maybe it is even too soon..... but this is the internet and people tend to say inappropriate things before they are entertaining... but, here it goes:So what are you thoughts on Angie's list now?

From what I've read, it looks like it is more user friendly than Constant Contact.Would those of you who use MC agree with that statement or is there a learning curve to either of them before one can create professional looking marketing emails?

Right, but you still called the guy to ask a question you could have easily found the answer to on the internet, likely from the very same phone you called him with.That tells him either:A) You don't know how to find homes on the internet and thus are probably not worth his time.orB) You think your time is more valuable than his.Either of these are likely to get you a dismissive, blow-off response.

He's buying this off some internet site.

, internet ads.

Go here: http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/BarnardINC/file/70-repair-cost-form Simply fill in the costs after spending a great deal of time reseraching prices at the box stores.

Especially in internet forums ....

New marketing plan to find motivated sellers1.Mailers – AO, OO2.Handbills3.Business cards4.TV commercials5.American Classifieds Ad6.Phonebook Ad7.Bandit Signs 8.Internet/Web Page9.Vehicle Graphics10.ReferralsAdditional ways to find motivated sellers1.Realtors2.REO3.HUD4.Condemned Buildings List5.Probate6.Foreclosure list7.Court Sales8.MLS9.Classifieds – look for deals in local ads10.FSBO’s – call FSBO’s and look at FSBO website

I saw them earlier this year on the internet on loop net when I was searching multi fam listings.