I'm getting several great ideas.Doing more linkbuilding work in blogs, forums and submit your site to web directories or do article submissions are good ways to practice.

My humble opinion is to hire someone for your web site preferably someone with an investor's background unless it is your desire to learn everything there is to learn.

If you spend enough time on this site I bet that you could teach your own class in a short time. :-) Of course I'm joking, but there is a tremendous amount of value here.

Your best bet is if you have multiple F&C properties is go to a commercial lender and get a blanket cash out refi.

In addition to regulatory liability, there is lawsuit liability for exposing people (employees, tenants, neighbors).See my consulting company's web site news Section for some of my published magazine articles on these topics.

Hi all,I've teamed up with a broker in Florida whom, because my background as a web developer, wants me to take his deals and market them to potential investors that want to flip...either on their own or by teaming up with a group of other Investors. ie: a 300K home will require 6 Investors with 50K each or some variation. 

I bet you can find a contractor to do that for $100,000...Most likely a lot less...  :-)

Title: About your post loan"I read your message on biggerpockets.com, i want you to know that i was once like you looking for loan all over the internet until someone introduce me to TD Home Loan, where i was able to get my loan with the rate of 3% with a processing fee which i paid, i will advise you to also contact them because i believe they will be able to help you too, the email is [email protected]" After looking into the email it is littered across the web shadily offering loans.

A competent CPA is your best bet.

And I'd bet if I had to guess that there would be more banks at 1 year of a seasoning requirement than anything else.