I think most of us realize the reality of a 'Reality TV' show where certain aspects may be staged, like a conversation about what would work and what wouldn't, and the 'deadlines' they miraculously pull off everytime...

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Sorry for the sarcasm...I just had a cup of coffee...If you have the right property manager, which you can find out in a conversation with them over the phone, you will never have to worry about who is watching your house.

I am a college student doing an internship at a Boston based real estate investment firm that is offering a condo conversion program, and I am wondering how people feel about a fully hands-off real estate investment.

I've heard in passing conversations that bandit signs are either illegal or you need some type of license or something.

I hope you will take a deeper look before taking the equity out of your home.

How would you start out the conversation?

In addition, since this conversation has become more about his affiliation with Montelongo than the question he asked (not sure if it was just an attempt to get people to check out his link . . .)

A developer has done a condo conversion in a very prestigous area of Phoenix.

If one quality leads turns into a lifetime of referrals, isn't that better than getting 1000 hits on your site with not conversion?