Or, there are many good products already out there and, for a fraction of what you would pay a property manager over the course of a year for a single property, you can outfit yourself with some primo tools and do it yourself effectively and professionally.

First and foremost, you have access to many more tools then the average investor.

Hello everyone,I've been reading a lot about foreclosures.com and am looking into purchasing some of their products...6 steps to mastering foreclosures & the sharkbait system.

-Assuming technically and legally you could put such a thing as a nationwide MLS together (a HUGE assumption as MLSs and the NAR would spend big $$$ to crush this initiative), that's as many as 10,000,000 potential consumers of your product EACH YEAR.

I bought the 1st property about $15,000 below average comps in the area.

I was recently speaking to someone who owned a vacation condo in Hawaii and was quite shocked to hear that his property management company charges him 50% of his rental income. He was however very happy with the arran...

During the early '80s the average house in Houston LOST 50% OF ITS VALUE.One we went to was occupied by a (recently arrived) Vietnamese family.

You will be amazed at the amount of different loans (called "products" by the lenders) that are available and you will most likely find on that better meets your needs.

So, if you average $5K per deal and do 3-4 properties per month that would be $15K to $20K per month.

I did make a negative call on the stock in my January stock investing newsletter and it fell almost $100 in the ensuing month.Unless the company addresses concerns of "Click Fraud" and comes out with innovative new products, I just do not see how it can continue to go up.