Advertise one of your TX deals via non-local classifieds (online and/or print), investor club forums, bus ads, etc.You could also take a similar approach that many tech companies use for advertising their products/services during conventions in LV (like CES): hire some attractive, young co-eds to pass out some business cards, postcards, and/or other promotional materials for you.

If you are seeking to flip a few notes in your spare time then you can operate with little overhead - a website, hand out some business cards at your local real estate investment club and do a few each year.

As that card game says, I call BS.

I thought about sending the hand written one first, then a typed version and finaly a post card.

I think there are still a couple surprises coming, but redos.Dems will spend the billions from Soros and unions to attack and play race card where effective.Reps- will come out with a "contract with America" document to stand behind much like with Newt.Time will tell which will work.

Buy the phone and then you buy your service card every month, walmart sells them.

Like yellow letter, regular letter, post card spread out in one week intervals.

Before you try to tell me conf is tougher, I call BS (as in card game).

How about someone that just got carried away with their charge cards....

Thanks, JonI charted out the fees for the next 20 years or so, comparing Equity & Entrust per transaction and unlimited transactions, to Guidant's one-time-fee [$3,000 less $250 if electing fees be paid via credit card, for traditional IRA] , and depending on the number of transactions one is planning on doing, Guidant's fee really comes out as a great bargain, especially over the competitions' top unlimited transactions plans.The huge debate was whether to write the IRS a huge check to convert to Roth, or leave this account as a Stretch IRA for the kids to inheirt.