I wrote a lot of content here on BP about REI websites and more...http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/antoniocoleman/ 

You have to create an ready made marketing plan that works from content, seo, emailing marketing, research and more.That car you buy looks real good, but it's not going anywhere until you get in and start driving.

Ok so I've had my site blog a relatively short time and posted around 15 posts before having to commit a lot of time to writing my websites content that is being design this and next week.

Without knowing anything about the content of the course, I like the earn back concept.

I'm content with that as I'd need to buy a junk level corporate bond to match that return and I lose the possibility of appreciation for the most part.  

I decided to try to go the oncarrot way and see if there content packs would help out at all.

Now the content of the business portion is a different story.

@Scott Dixon I suspect that if you ask Tableau sales they'll be able to point you at publicly available DBs of relevant content.

Case law cites that “the presence of frequent sales ordinarily belies the contention that property is being held for investment rather than for sale.”To your point, the OP can likely report this one off flip on Schedule D as a case cites below:Reese v.

[REMOVED] I am interested in what methods work for everyone else.With video being a newer marketing technique, is the interest even out there for real estate agents or is everyone content with the standard virtual tour?