I am a professional real estate investor from Denver Colorado.

My goals are to network, learn, help, and partner up with other motivated investors and real estate professionals.

Im hoping to build lasting professional relationships with members on the forum, as well as learn a few things.

BP does have alot of professional information for you whatever you decide to do.Good luck!

The ensuing confusion surrounding a piece of real estate included in his will showed me how great a need there is for professionals i nthis business to help people through difficult times.My primary focus is wholesaling, but really I look to meet the needs of my clients first.

I've been interested in REI for a few years now and I'm just getting started.I have my first deal under contract in West Philly(closing 9/05/08) and I'm looking forward to networking with other area investors and RE professionals.

Hi Danwhy don't give it a try, you don't need to be a tech guy, the internet is probably the most affordable media.i know one realtor that build up his business in Europe using only the power of the internet.Here is the thing that a professional website can do for youit can work everyday for you and collect email from prospect, the leads you collect can be Seller and Buyers.Now, getting back to this succesful friend(i can not reveal the name of his business or his website), when he had a new property to sell, he just send an email, and he had some 20 solid investor coming visiting and he close more sales in his area that any other company.again, if you can send an email you can use the internet to build up your businessand most buyers make thorough research on the internet in the first placei won't recommend Ebay, for the branding of your company it is not really that good.best of luck Halille

He has tweaked it to a professional level.

Less tech. or professional jobs is directly proportional to less service jobs.Sorry, I didnt mean to offend you in anyway.

If you want a more "professional" look, sand it down and you wont even know where the hole/ imperfection was before.