It's easy to get sucked into non-revenue generatin activities i.e. tweak your website, read up on blogs, and go to a seminar, which can all be very productive - but if it gets in the way of making calls, drivin for dollars, putting out signs then it can easily become a time-suck.We have a saying about our time blocked activities, the 20% activites (the stuff that you don't like doing) "If you have to erase then you must replace"So if I have to take an appointment that cuts into my lead generation, I need to make sure I replace that lost lead gen time somewhere else.Hardest part is being accountable to yourself.

You can think of labels as non-exclusive folders - you can assign multiple labels to an email, which is sometimes quite useful.I also like gmail's new feature of categorizing your emails into a priority inbox, a regular inbox, and a "to-do" list - starred emails.And I agree with Jon - search is the way to go when you want to find something.

In the analysis, I had to put it in the "loan coast", because I don't have there "rehab costs" feature yet.Also I have balloon in 4 year and the note is amortizing over 9 years (to reach the same height of the monthly payment as the seller pays).

If you purchase insurance decide what the purpose is and make sure the features of the coverage you choose match your objectives.In most cases if you do not require a death benefit you will be able to structure a more financially efficient method to accomplish your goals but Life insurance does provide extraordinary tax benefits under our current tax code.The current low interest environment makes permanent dividend paying policies look attractive with loan rates that could be beneficial but remember the dividend is not guaranteed and is contingent on the insurance companies continued investment success.

Met Jeff Brown, who told me about BP, while attending a seminar held by Clint Coons.

v=nxPB9yy7IJ4&feature=subBtw, I'm not expecting a response from the wannabe Conservatives on this forum...since the common argument of "Socialist!"

I reviewed it on my blog if you want to check it out.They offer a ton of options, some cool features, but it seems to be overkill for my simple business.

The immediate neighborhood has a big influence, similarity of style, size, features, year built all will play apart.

I have attended a few guru seminars (Dean Grazeeono and some other guy) also.

The recession forced me to liquidate almost everything as I battened down the hatches. 2011 will be time to restructure for the long term or foreseeable future, and real estate will be a more prominent feature of that.