i think using your name as a .com is a great way to promote yourself in this business. it is cost effective and looks powerful on a business card; and as long as you have "Realtor®" or another indication of your occupation on the card clients will know what your site is about.most agents in my office have a registered domain under their name and then redirect the domain to their page on our site. as the webmaster, this is also a great way to monitor who is bringing users to our site as their names show up in the analytics. i suggest registering a handful of domains, market each of them differently then monitor the results, change strategies, rinse and repeat.Sincerely,Rising Realtyps.

It would be goood to know what some of our best minds think about this, I for one am angry but not surprised because I think that they are using it to to track the thinking of the people and asociations of people in a BIg Brother sort of way.

If you are a Loan Officer looking to become a Broker... let's talk.

WANTED....Any person that has been told by a banker, broker, loan officer, loan specialist, financial advisor, blah, blah,blah.NO NO NO!

I have many happy clients, and cold call (yes...I am that guy that barges into your office unannounced!)

Im hearing that Bush may pardon Lay before he leaves office.

Software to track your notes?

Here is an interesting article that I found this week that explains why the home office deduction might not make sense:http://www.1stmillionat33.com/2006/06/home-office-tax-deduction/

Our first real investment property (not previous homes converted to rentals) was on track for the perfect BRRRR that would have under 4k of our money in it, and cashflows a little over 400 per month.

GAAP, accounting-wise, his definition is TOTAL off base, but the underlying principle is totally on track!