I love that I found a forum like this as I have learned so much from forums on the internet in a few of my hobbies.

-Lean Six Sigma - With the advancement of technology and the internet, it is easier (and more difficult) to compete in business.

Miller & Starr, Current Law of California Real Estate, § 12:83 at 395 (1977)." http://www.reinhartlaw.com/Publications/Documents/art030204%20RE.pdfRemember, if you read it on the internet, it must be true.

Not having little ones in the background may make it easier to concentrate as well, but I realize the logistics of doing that may be challenging.If I had to pick a side, I guess I would say classroom.

Just FYI, you can hack anything that's connected to the internet.

Comcast wants to charge the owner of a newly rehabilitated eight unit building that I'm listing approximately $35,000 in order for it to connect the building to its cable, internet and telephone services.

The internet provides an excellent forum for this, and I wish it existed in its current form when I got involved.

So I guess I should have clarified my goal with the vehilce advertising as well.I do not want to concentrate on wholesaling.

Now that everyone is on the internet, have you considered contacting people via Facebook, email, Linked In, G+, or one of the bazillion social media sites out there?

:)Appreciation is the gravy, it should not be the meat in an LO installment sale.To have a lawful and enforceable LO, the option price must be stated as to as a known value, saying the amount remaining due on an underlying mortgage on some future date is not an amount certain and is only set based on future requirements being met by the seller, as their obligation, which is another kicker to toss out a LO as there can be no expectations required by the seller and changing the type of contract.Investors really need to stop reading guru books on LOs and getting their plan off the internet, RE is local and laws are changing, seems like every week.You can't simply read a statute or regulation and take it in black and white as there is the intent of the law, the purpose, how it will be interpreted and unless you have a legal background you are guessing and you'll most often lean toward what you want it to mean, no one likes to read "no, you can't do that".Then you have the risk and reward analysis, slightly out of compliance with a great reward or way out of compliance with a small reward, is it worth it?