You will need to spend some time learning about real estate law, commercial lending guidelines, title and escrow policy and procedures, real estate negotiations, property evaluation, auditing financial material, researching market data, real estate contracts, due diligence, communication skills.

Different people have different communication styles.

I always communicate with the title companies and never let realtors do anything more than write up my offers to purchase properties.That is their only value imo.

You just have to know how to refine and communicate what you are looking for!

Get busy on the forums.Post bulletins from other sources.Write an article for Josh.Blog some.Collect votes from other members for doing some or all of the above well enough to make people like your contribution :idea:

Anybody communicating with Gabrielle about these "tapes" or did she just disappear?

last year i spent 4 weeks in hospital and any kind of communication was great...a phone call is always good, especially if too far. some people called me every couple of days, oh and if you decide to visit him ask him does he want you to pick up something for him he cant get in hosp.

Many of these so called nerds graduate with book knowledge but limited social skills.until we somehow realize the importance of educaiton at an early age, or all of our parents force us to be the "nerds" and make it "cool to be smart", then we are in trouble.It really is a representation of the sense of entitlement we feel.

Treat all callers with respect and what is the best way to communicate with them. 

Not a lot of communication ability in the middle of the Galopogos Islands!