I use MySpace to promote my real estate business.Rory

I would like to be able to find someone who is an owner/agent and needs some leg work done--finding the property prospects, assessing/designing/supervising the cosmetic aspects for the flip, hostessing and promoting the open houses (I make a killer brochure).

When you're not experienced in real estate, it's much safer to rely on other people' experience, as long as you rely on solid reputable people, not random promoters.5.

Vanity numbers and website urls using vanity numbers are 50% more likely to get a response from clientsVanity numbers assist the promotion of companies with their brand.

My question is this: Other than reducing the price even more, is there anything else I can do to promote and close this deal? 

Promoting it on Craigslist, Facebook, linked in.......not seeing any difference than a regular site.

I'm happy to let fellow investors know and share my experience with them so they can decide whether or not to pursue funding through F&G, but I wouldn't say I promote them. 

So, any guarantees in that arena are strictly promotional.  

The seminars are really just a scam for the promoter to stick his hand in your pocket.Check out this article on a guru seminar my company attended earlier this year.

Also, as someone else mentioned, online "courses" and whatnot are promoting virtual wholesaling/JVing and people are locking up deals without knowing the market.