Peddling every day information as "secrets" in a high pressure sales pitch designed to separate large amounts of money from ignorant newbies is not something I can envision Tim doing.

There are several that are really designed to help new landlords and bridges the gap between "I'm totally new and have no idea what to do" and giving away the majority of your cash flows to a property management company.BP has a page that shows reviews and gives you some options to consider (my company is one of them, but each on BP's list is good and offers something different).http://www.biggerpockets.com/online-property-management-software.htmlMy estimate is that there are now around 100,000 small landlords using this kind of software to get started.

I was happy she had a factor for OE.

For my landscape clients and web design clients I send a hand crafted "sappy" letter.

If you factor in slumping retail, CRE is toast.On a side note, I was in a mall today and it was EMPTY.

I read online that:"Fannie Mae agreed yesterday to become a “national landlord,†by support the first initiative designed to rescue renters facing eviction all across the country.

The cut is designed to encourage borrowing by businesses, not to reduce mortgage rates.

With a competent realtor, I think the most important factor for a successful short sale is the home owner.

With regard to all the infrastructure jobs that will supposedly be created by the new administration - do you really want Chrysler engineers designing and Chrysler assembly workers building your bridges?

At the closing I was told the end of the year was a big factor in my offer being accepted.I bought it with the help of a hml and will be doing alot of repairs, new flooring, kitchen cabinets/counters, new windows, alot of stuff that will help the houses value but strictly from a rental standpoint is not entirely needed.