For me...Full cosmetic (paint inside/out, siding/sheetrock repairs, flooring, cabinets, finish electrical, finish plumbing, HVAC maintenance, outlets/switches/registers/etc) for a low-end rehab runs about $10/sf.Anything over 15 years old (assume new HVAC, roof and water heater) for a low-end rehab runs about $15/sf.Full gut (including new siding, new roof, all new sheetrock, new plumbing, new electrical, new HVAC, etc) for a low- to mid-end rehab runs about $30-35/sf.But remember, that's based on my location, the contractors I use, the management structure I have in place, the materials I use, the types of houses I rehab, the incentive structure I have for my contractors, and a whole host of other things that are very specific to my rehabs.

Some, like cable, internet, and eating out, can go away.

I'd say $60 /month (or any $ per month) is too much if no one ever sees it.If you aren't using the marketing materials, I don't see much that you are getting in the monthly fee that you can't do on a <$10 /mo hosting package.

If anyone wants to get together regularly or semi-regularly, we have an office down in the Santa Fe Arts District and are always willing to host a meeting.We're relatively new to REI and we are already moving forward very quickly with wholesaling and L/O.

Theres a bunch of free keyword tools on the internet.

I have tried Shopping Cart, Get response, and a host of other free services that had poor deliverability.

Now hit the internet and search for BPO companies, but don't waste your money on a list that many people sell - they are free if you do a little research.

Our idea is it great if we can help around on post like this because the majority of homeowners now-a-day come to the internet for information.

Some internet searching for "corporate credit" might prove fruitful.

Yes, a substantial marketing budget makes it a lot easier, but it absolutely can be done with just gas in your car and internet access.I actually have a couple friends who did exactly that.