I'm buying three empty lots and building custom homes on them in the Myrtle Beach area.

Technology and social changes are the most determining factors for respondents. 91% believe that technology will change the way we use real estate assets.Cars without driver and incremental use of car sharing, will free the space in the cities, with less space necessary for car parks.The Internet will definitely modify the real estate business, both in retail and residential.The 3-D printers will provoke that it will not be necessary to store products, nor even to move them, since they can be generated at the desired time and place.The analysis of data allows a better understanding of the behavior of potential customers, as well as measuring the experience in the process and the satisfaction of those who are already customers.

If you are very risk adverse, it may pay off prospecting some of those markets.- last note, and that may be hard to swallow, but in my humble opinion, any investor could benefit from running the scenario in their head of having to let an investment go and losing it if times get really tough, as terrible as it may be.

This way it keeps your current investors in the "know" and those that are prospects, you are politely sharing in your copy what they are missing out on.

I currently work for a home improvement company where I meet with prospective buyers, and negotiate & close high ticket deals.I've loaded my office with every REI book I could find, but I have a particular affinity towards wholesaling.

I don't like those types of arrangements even if allowed in that particular state.Instead you can still get full commission by having contract wording that the one person you represent is your client and the unrepresented party or the one you do not represent is only a customer that you are performing ministerial acts for and not fiduciary acts. 

I even had a couple of promising job prospects that I interviewed for.

We recently bought a condo in Branson, MO, and it's going pretty good, but I advertise it on VRBO, and I've had some customers turned off by the service fee that VRBO charges.  

Now if a new prospective tenant makes contact, you obviously have to be careful to make sure that you don’t create false expectations or agree to something you can’t guarantee.

Wouldn't be a good realtor if didn't point out that among 43,000 Miami Dade realtors there are true professionals (who know how to market; understand the numbers; and are customer-focused).