I got some good feedback...one of the main things was to slice up the video into segments to create faster download time, which I did.The brokers and realtors had great feedback and felt that this is something their buyers and fellow realtors need to look at.

My profession now is understanding people, how we interact within certain environments and how we can truly prosper both financially and spiritually with one another.

I love this video.

She patiently worked with me long distance as I waited for the first property to sell, including sending videos of properties.

Plenty of YouTube videos on how to create a site.

NEVER HAVE I SEEN SUCH A CONCISE WAY TO REVIEW THIS TOPIC.It confirms what I have what I have been saying for many years.Please take a look:http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/upshot/buy-rent-calculator.html?

She helped me get all the contracts together, and when I got a response to my offers (usually a counter) I would reach out to her, she would eval the property.If it looked good, I would go out, video the property, and send her the video.

I use a 12" masking paper over them and many large canvas tarps for perfect results.This is just a general overview but I hope it helps.Here is a good video on how to paint trim. http://www.youtube.com/watch?

The number one real estate agent in the country at Coldwell Banker only uses Facebook - she posts one video per day.

There are many many different types of property managers and identifying which type of property manager you are interacting with is very important.I believe there is a matrix of characteristics of property managers that you have to choose a percentage of:ExperienceCustomer ServicePriceInvestor Experience / Real Estate KnowledgeExtra Effort / HungrinessI'm sure there are a couple of other characteristics that fit property managers, but I feel like you have to choose among these characteristics.