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Bobby S Buying a townhouse for my father who fell on hard times: the liability of real estate long term
12 September 2011 | 2 replies
He will have social security and some pension, so he will have an income, one that would support a $1200 payment on a place (and have money left for other expenses, including maintenance on a place as it is new so there should be minimal).I think it would be best to have that payment locked in for the rest of his life so that if rents fluctuate he won't have to worry.
Stephen Dillard business cards and websites.....?
5 September 2011 | 5 replies
Before you start running any ads, make sure to set up Google Analytics on your website so you can track what's working, set a set daily budget that you can afford and then make sure you use the following Google settings: Exact match on your search terms, target your specific Geographic area ex. the city/cities you're targeting, manual bidding, and break up your search terms in specific groupings like a specific city and write ads specific to those ad groups.By doing PPC right away you'll know what terms get your target customer to take the action you want, plus you'll be able to get traffic to your website right away.There are lots of other things to get traffic to your website, like SEO, Facebook PPC ads and specific social media strategies but PPC is a very good place to start.I hope this helps.
NA NA New And Excited Member And Traveler...
2 September 2011 | 5 replies
I hope you stay active on the site and engage the community.There are a lot of benefits to being a member here.
Andrew Hunt Partnership LLC for House Flipping
6 October 2016 | 8 replies
Anyone who is not a licensed attorney and has not engaged in a thorough consultation is only offering guidance from their own particular experiences which, while not the worst advice, is unlikely to maximize both your asset protection strategy, minimize your risk based on your personal aversion, and protect other ancillary legal matters that may be going on in your life.Before making this decision, speak with an attorney where you are located.
Joseph Asamoah Invitation to visit a recently completed DC rehab this Sunday@3pm
23 July 2016 | 6 replies
The focus will be on providing practical real world information about the nuts and bolts of this project along with the good, bad, ugly and lessons learned 3.Light refreshments and networking: Meet, greet and mingle – socialize and network with like-minded people that are interested in real estate investing and are striving for financial independence.
Marcus Auerbach Finally out of the rat race - quit my job
24 July 2016 | 30 replies
I have not shared anything about my rehabs or rentals on social media yet; nor have I told many people that I will be working as an agent.
Brandon Snyder Clueless agent has no idea how to get started
2 August 2016 | 12 replies
Before each open house, advertise on both social media and by inviting all the neighbors.
Karla Talancon Becoming a Realtor in Dallas
22 July 2016 | 2 replies
I am great with numbers, motivated, and according to my friends a "social butterfly."
Account Closed Loan Question
22 July 2016 | 2 replies
We have everything in place for our business (LLC, realtor, website, social media, etc).
H. Barrett Thaxton List of Property Managers in San Antonio, TX
4 December 2016 | 6 replies
Selling with tenants in place limits the opportunities for the sale and you are not doing this as a social worker.