Don't want to spend too much time reading, and not enough time actively doing.

There are thousands upon thousands of agent blogs that are active and I believe that an effective way to garner business is through trust (achieved through using social media) and personalization of your brand.

Sounds like you're already very active in this business, and experience is always welcome.

If you look at the blog James references, it appears the activity discussed all involve activites that are explicitly fraud:Fitzgerald - inflated values on purchase to defraud lenders.

Naw I haven't sought for any legal action, it would be a waste of time and money while I can be doing more profitable activities plus I just chalked it up as a learning experience, I heard she did a lot of people like that, getting loans back 2 back before it shows on their credit so they can get more.But right now I'm working on selling all those rental properties I've acquired so I can free up some cash flow.

Income produced by the site, general activity on the net?

Personally, the issue for me would be whether she is damaging the property or conducting illegal activity at the property.

Every day a new website steals our content and Google doesn't seem to do a thing about it unless you actively press them on it.Don't count on others to protect your material.

I now longer look at email as my first daily activity.

Review your local real estate licensing laws to determine what they define as activity requiring a license.