Now it's my office.

In my business, I can work from my home office, from Europe, or from a cruise ship.

It looks great ( www.885swamp.com ), gets the viewer a ton of info, I can track hits and it gets a ton of traffic...my rider and all my advertising steers traffic towards the site.

The mortgage officer in Illinois sounded legit and he sent me all his infos via email.

Hey, just posted about business entities for CRE, here's another topic.

With this house I'm looking at, while its being rehabbed, I would want to rezone it from SF to commercial. It's a 5/2 SF house, 3 full stories, ...

She got a degree in Zoology, couldn't find a job, and now work in an office.

Matter of fact, I called my Title Company's Escrow officer (couple weeks back) and she herself is an investor.

You should also be setting up your books to track that for you so you can drill down to the individual property and see how much money it generates each year.

So, even if the seller says "yes", the buyer can still just walk away.That said, I've heard people (well, OK, guru's) talk about faxing out massive amounts of LOIs directly to the listing office, hoping to get a bite.

It would make it easier to have a quick look when I only have a few minutes, and then come back later without losing track of the ones I didn't have time to look at.