Although I believe the Donald is not actively involved in this, but it is just his name that is licensed to promote it, this is just another guru scam at its worst.I attended a "free" seminar about this and the douche bag doing the speaking pulled out all the stops.

I'm a new real estate agent in Shreveport, La and I was wondering if you all could tell me the best and most effective ways you used to promote yourself and your business when you were just starting out?

Jimmy Coffee- that's what I answer to...for the last 55 years.  I've been in SF buy-n-hold E since 99, and  I jumped in the deep end ( big MF purchase in '07 - right before the market tanked).  I'm interested in North...

@Rich Solano I try to invest up to 20% of the equity in my own deals, but I've also done a few deals where I contribute no equity.I've structured the equity in many different ways, including:-Taking a fixed % of the overall equity as my compensation-Management fees on AUM-Incentive promote over a preferred return hurdle with multiple tiers of reward (80/20, 70/30, 60/40, etc.)

They tried charging me 10,000 for impact fees for an already permitted garage/gameroom (which had bathroom and kitchen already in) I'm curious on the Maxable Space website, which I came across some time ago, it appears you are promoting pre fab ADU's, if so, what manufacturer are you suggesting?

I believe listing on all platforms with a joined calendar, along with a website to promote direct bookings can be extremely beneficial.

I'd think too that if the association had some other purpose, like promoting something in common among all the resident members it would certainly add justification for the existence of the association.

You might consider making it a buying only website and promoting it regularly.

Way to promote BP!

Either scare click bait or a scummy way to promote the use of realtors.