They had facebook and social media accounts with their full name and photo.

Guys - There aren't any secrets out there . . . do some digging around on the site and you'll find that if there's a technique, it has been discussed on the forums or written about on the BiggerPockets Blog.Start with our free Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing and go to the chapter on Marketing . . . there's a good number of strategies discussed there, with links to additional articles on the topic.

This means you are not trying to turn the property.Some information on the tax treatment of Flipping:Flipping is treated as a business and is subject to income tax as ordinary gain and some or all of it may be subject to Social Security and Medicare.That said:A 1031 is a great way to defer the taxes on an investment property.Just make sure you do your due diligence to be sure you know what you're getting yourself into.

If you're very new to Atlanta, there's some excellent networking groups and local REIAs that can give you a good opportunity to meet people and get a feel for the social and network scene locally.

Active participation on online social networking on BiggerPockets and LinkedIn5.

The 2 strip concrete drive is "green" and makes a statement in more "hip and socially conscious" areas.

Thought this thread could serve as a discussion of tips/techniques that have accelerated the velocity of your flips.

It is one of the myriad of new taxes passed by the Social Democrats.

Well, there may be some new Warrens but I doubt a ton of them and certainly not hitting a billion bucks messing with small time RE investing techniques....in reality.

I prefer to deal directly with homeowners but there are work-around techniques when dealing with banks and agents.