If you've been successful in making things happen here on BP, then you're finding success in social media.Since I'm constantly hearing of the success stories of people connecting, making deals, finding financing, getting help, etc., I know that there are many tens of thousands of you finding success with SM.and that's my $0.02 . . .

If I were in your shoes, I would approach an investor at my local REI Club about doing a possible joint venture with the deal or at least develop a mentorship program as you try to tackle the commercial real estate field.

I think it will be around 52% of income as I see high vacancies and turnover expenses... and unless the property manager is really good (and we know how that goes) I believe that maintenance will be a constant issue.

My main problem with Constant Contact has been autoresponders.

You charge for your horrible book and misuse of attendees time by constantly pitching your big buck mentoring.As for me being there, I was there.

I use Constant Contact for my e-mail marketing and I'm sending e-mails to my buyers to see if any of them are interested in double closings on REOs.

It always works vs. the windows being constantly flaky, crashing, and needing to be charged mid-day.The smart was a cool gadget but an awful phone.

Typically, while they allow joint ownership of all property purchased during the marriage, they also require [LINK REMOVED], as well as 50% claim of all income.

This is something that our RE agent is constantly frustrated by.

Constant Contact is pretty much the leader in the space.