If you have Internet, cable TV, telephone or a fax available in your condo, you can setup a desk and hookups for these services in a spare bedroom which would allow a daytime worker a peaceful and private work area which would not require them to travel long distances between other locations he or she may need to go to throughout the day.

I've working fwith my REI for a few months and find the most challenging aspect is finding the time to do all the detail work necessary while holding down a full time job that often involves overnight travel.

I have owned rentals, sold shorts, do BPO's, and I like to travel.

pid=20601103&sid=aWnpytLhu3Rs&refer=newsLooks like I will be traveling to NY Bankruptcy Court in the near future!

b/c I sold leads to pay for my own marketing on the leads I didn't sell covering the cost of my marketing that will in return result in deals that I wholesale, that will result in cash reserves to buy/rehab/re-sell................I'll have gotten to that point and be able to say that it was all b/c I sold a few leads when I got started in Probates.Again, I hope my travels in the probate world will be of some help to others

In 10 years, my wife and I will begin extensive travel -- we planned to explore "house swapping" and having a lake front (or ocean side) house or condo would give us much better leverage.

Where are like 5 boot camps that you travel out to a city that they pick.

I'd like to travel more.

the postman, trash man, dominos delivery kid, plumber, or any of 1000 others who constantly travel around various neighborhoods, may be able to tip you off to areas and/or houses of interest. after the first time one of those "tips" leads to them suddenly finding an envelope of cash in their hands, well, they'll certainly put extra effort into trying to happen across more properties like that for you.

I travel for free because I work for the airlines so I am trying to find the best city to start.Looking forward to being part of this community.Susan