He uses basic newspaper ads and bandit signs.What are you wanting from his course?

I've had to remove 7 posts from this thread because they were wither pitches, ads, or they just were completely off topic.Please keep to the topic at hand or your post will be removed.

Recently with the massive interest in REI, I've seen numerous ads locally for "property locators" that directs you to a website form to "register" and then submit properties.

In some cases there were doors that could be locked or a wall that could be added or removed.

These are the agents that are worth their weight in gold, and I will gladly pay them for it.And as a matter of fact, no, I don't expect most realtors to be available or work for even an 8 hour day or 10 to 12 hour days like many other professionals.

Which is what the "ad" on Realtor dot com has said as long as I've been looking!

:welcome:Without turning it into an ad for your services can you tell us a slight bit more about what you mean by a REI consultant?

Assume that in this forum you should introduce yourself but largely avoid any ads or other forms of promotion.

In person clubs are not able to sell "ads" or have the low overhead like a website, so there is the reason for the cost.For the link to the information on Merrillville meeting (2nd monday of each month). http://www.wcrt.org/meetings/subgroups.phpSo, to all others reading this... get out and go to a local club.

Do avoid ads.