Example:Sent 5,000 post cards (6x9 full color) to non-owner-occupants (Cost $2,500)Received 100 calls (cost per call/lead = $25)Bought 2 houses (cost per deal = $1,250)1 wholesale ($5000 profit)1 rehab ($20,000 profit)$ Return after marketing expenses ($22,500)% return on marketing (10% return on ad spend)We've done everything (Internet, TV, Radio, direct mail, billboards, door hangers, etc) and I'm very interested in what your experiences are - and it's educational for everyone else as well.Thanks!

I want to not have to think about money so I can concentrate my mind on other interests.

If you sell real estate, do that, don't also try to beat internet professionals at the internet, lol.

My internet has been down and out for the past week or so, I only get access to the web here and there.

I think Wayne mentioned internet prequal letters.

Should i just concentrate on buying and leave the rest to an agent or should I get my license so I save on the commissions when I sell and have full access to the MLS?

If you plan on using Google Places, Manta, or any other business directory to get found on the internet, do use something recognizably RE in your naming scheme.

For the past couple years I have entertained myself by looking at listings on the internet and comparing houses to each other according to region/state.

If you type in Google "AFX title" you will find an internet based company.

Now that there is at least one website out there where tenants can review their landlords, the landlord's capabilities will start to become searchable on the internet to ease the tenant's concerns.The ones looking to hit the jackpot via lawsuit - with enough dealings with tenant prospects, you can start to identify the characteristics you're seeing to the degree where you don't even bother with those types of suspects prospects.