Markus - John has been posting on this site for a long time and has established himself as part of the community.

I actually took a three year leave of absence from flying to build my career, but once I had it established, it was no problem going back.Good luck, especailly with the flying.

Things they did that I didn't like: 1) establish a rule of no networking until the end of the last day (this rules makes no sense, so my guess was that it was either an attempt to avoid naysayers persuading others on the fence of the advanced training not to do it; or an attempt to avoid forming partnerships to split the advanced training fees. 2) ask questions to which you can only answer yes (this is a classic sales technique).

to me, it became more than just investing in real estate. my company owns some real estate, but i just came to see the BIG picture. for me, i respected those that created their own rules...meaning, they looked past all the brokers and other people trying to make money off of them and learned how to make the rules work in their favor.that takes some time to figure out and i'm still figuring it out.if you make a conscious decision to do this everyday, at least 6 days a week - slowly, you'll get to a point where you'll achieve monetary success.it's the little successes and things you learn that make the difference.

Is it bettr to design a site yourself or join an established site as an affiliate that directs leads to you.

That means you're established to some degree.

I respect you both very much for where you are?

(Pointing to a good info website will do the trick).Also, what is the best way to establish credit?

I guess he's already retired in some respect.

I didn't mention that the home is in a decent, established neighborhood, in a good school district.