I'll be working towards actively participating as an investor myself in the coming years and feel that being licensed and 'in the business' will only promote my potential to do so. 

@Jean Bolger  We are actually from CO and moved away for a job promotion...IN MINNESOTA. 

In these areas, I go to all the Broker open houses, meet with other agents, visit the weekend open houses, and also spend some ad bucks promoting my name on Z, for example for a couple of the zip codes I am focusing on.

This motivates the PM to perform and promote the availability.

I marketed and promoted to new prospective dealerships to use us, and mended relationships with dealerships who had issues with us.

You can sell and promote your property online without being an agent.

(If any admins or BP pros know that this kind of self-promotion is disallowed, I would be interested in hearing how people are allowed/not to connect for biz purposes here.

Hello,I work for an investment brokerage we have about 65+ K investor list that is utilized as an email blast to promote properties and projects.

Written by Chantel Howell Carey and Bill CareyI'm new at this so I could be wrong on some of my points but after spending time on this website learning from it's members and then going and reading this book I am shocked that these authors are able to promote a book as so called experts when I believe that there is atleast 20 people on this site more qualified to write this book then them.Here is two quick examples of why I don't think these authors know what they are talking about:In Chapter 7 Titled No Equity?

It remains a return on the original investment.You have promoted yourself as a full time investor and landlord here numerous times.