I do have basic real estate knowledge as I once held a license in Texas, but gave it up when there was no more time - that was 20 years ago.

Again, they need to feel COMFORTABLE with you and your knowledge and abilities.

If someone does not have basic knowledge, then they will be completely lost.

We provide the most extensive people locate, address verification and people finders data in the industry.

I hope you guys/gals show the same enthusiasm and share your knowledge.A little background about me (you can skip this if you'd like) 23, just started researching about a week and a half ago; extensively if i might add, live in the panhandle of Florida and plan to take my Real Estate Sales Associate class in 2 months.Initially I wanted to use this information to get inside of the heads of my buyers and sellers but I am more intrigued by investing myself.

I just stumbled across this awesome site today and decided to sign up.I'm looking forward to gaining new knowledge from all of you, as well as doing my part and contributing to the pot of knowledge.Oh, and I'm also looking forward to making boat loads of money in 2007 and beyond!

It seems like there is a lot of information and people willing to spread their knowledge.

Far easier than most professions which require you to both retain tons of knowledge to do the job and then constant upgrading to keep your skills up to date.

Soak it all in and please feel free to share your knowledge with all of us.Mannn, I envy you.

Welcome to the forum Manuto23.There is a wealth of knowledge right here.