I also can relate because I have been working on getting more into internet marketing and creating my own real estate education programs.

I have developed a knack for internet marketing and advertising and have a great skill for putting a lot of people in front of any property.

Super awesome and I know there are a bunch of other internet related websites that collect rent. 

I take responsibility for my reference to the case and with hindsight, it would've been helpful for non-Washington State readers to know that overturning an amendment isn't "easy relief", regardless of the Filmore case.However, I wouldn't be so quick to discount the case's merits just because the Internet's legal scholars aren't discussing it.  

That trait has been passed on to me, and through that discovery I was able to open a beauty salon with my wife, an internet based collectibles business, and now beginning to invest in real estate while simultaneously working as an agent for Keller-Williams. 

I spent some time - I didn't keep a good time log, figure about 2-21/2 hours on various phone calls and internet time researching the property, neighborhoods, talking to friends, bank, utility companies, etc. and about $130 bucks between the title search and a couple of records searches but I count that as part of the education process. 

Today we are seeing WiFi appliances of all kinds- - they're dubbing it the "internet of Things" (ioT).As a professional program I recommend AGAINST all such ioT devices. 

With the Internet today, anyone can get good, valid, usable information for free.

Be careful what advice you receive on internet message boards.  

., insurance obviously depends on your personal investment strategy, & dues run $1,350/qt. but include cable, internet, water/sewer, & flood ins.