For plain text SMS, there are ways to keep the costs down, but when you're looking to send images out in a mass message without the end-user initiating the session, you could be looking at some fairly steep fees from the wireless providers as well as registration fees with your state/federal telecom regulatory agencies (In the thousands of $ in monthly fees).This is actually the exact reason that I built seeinside.mobi the way I did, with the mission of keeping costs down for all parties concerned (agents as well as buyers) as well as to limit the amount of interference from regulatory bodies while avoiding local & international legal issues.

However, once your LLC has been established for a while and has been generating income, essentially, you will be able to use this LLC to borrow more money and buy more property in order to expend your empire.

Then capture their name and email on your site through a landing page and/or lead generation form.One important thing you need to remember when using articles and video for your marketing.

We have all lived up until recently in a housing market that did nothing but generate equity and continue to increase in value as time naturally goes by....But as recent times have shown our golden egg does have flaws and an investment market that could never go down has slowly gone to hell in a hand basket.

Flipping Properties: Generate Instant Cash Profits in Real Estate by William Bronchick and Robert Dahlstrom Buying Real Estate Without Cash or Credit by Peter Conti and David Finkel (Paperback - Aug 29, 2005)

I know getting any cash out above my initial investment and documented improvements on an unseasoned non owner occ prop is a chore right now (and I don't need the cash above that, but will want it when I can get it) but I know there are routes for it with solid credit (which I have) and good reserves (again which I have).

I appreciate any guidance on what I should look out for initially, as well as tips and tricks from any of your past lessons learned.I wish everyone here, who cares as much to have read this, success.

Well aside from my initial introduction post I figured I would lay out the plan I have for my first deal.

Then PV of cash flows from tenants = $480*3yrs = $1,640, discounted = $1,278 - initial investment $300 = $978 NPV.

Owner financing is easier than I initially thought, but apparently it is just tough finding someone who would be willing, right?