Two of the top financial destinations covered BiggerPockets today, and we got additional coverage by another real estate magazine yesterday.Please check out the following:Finding Help for the Real Estate Baron in You - CNBCThis piece from CNBC talks about the origins of BiggerPockets, and covers some great tips on becoming a budding real estate barron.

I am the marketer, online advertiser, accountant, web developer, customer service specialist, sales agent, etc. all in one, although I get your point.I don't mind hard work.

That way you are not obligated to anyone, and you get a mini-appraisal for cheap...There are plenty of BPO forms on the web that you can utilize - the biggest factor in a BPO is to make sure that the agent gets plenty of photos of the subject property and the comps.

I am a young guy, but I have NO web design skills!

75-96 days from start to finish - I market in the RealEstateBook, Welcome Homes Magazine, stage the homes and hold broker opens prior to listing. 3.

I was just reading on EPA's web site about the April 22, 2010 requirement that contractors working on pre-1978 housing will have to have EPA certification for lead remediation...http://www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htmAre you guys doing anything to address that?

Working on finalized our revised web site now, with the new launch less than a week out.

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I pull FSBO ads off the web use an online service to do my call blast.People who have called back so far don't seem to be the motivated sellers.

I'm sure a lot of investors didn't see how the Internet would impact RE in '95 as they were sitting down for coffee and flipping through the pages of the latest MLS listing magazine.