This book is outstanding- especially if you're new to the metaphysical laws of wealth attraction (and wealth inhibition).

I would like to see the real estate divisions increase the fees to become licensed and the local Realtor Associations increase their yearly dues to around 10k per year.

My goal is to continue to increase income streams and chase markets that are rising.I did this in Atlanta and now jumping into the Detroit market which is now rising.  

There are many realtors out there who will take a listing for 4.0%, with a 2%/2% split if there's a cobroke figured.There are those same brokers who will do it all (allegedly) for 3.5% complete- if it is sold inhouse.If property sale prices increased 50% in 5 years a while back, that meant that a realtor would be earning 50% more also in 5 years.

We had to threaten to call the cops.So... we've had to move some property out of the house (highly portable, very attractive valuables) b/c we are taking her at her word that she's going to B&E the place.My question is... what do you guys think... and can this be construed as "constructive eviction"?

I wish to network with Ohio realtors.I have just started a new site http://ohiomortgages.blogspot.comIf you would like to increase your web presence, I am looking for educational content for buyers.

How could I attract buyers or investors to the sell?

I read today that because of decreased demand by 3%, and increased supply by an unsaid %, key oil economists predict gasoline prices in some areas of the nation could reach sub $2.00 levels by this weekend.

I would personally sell the mobile homes via owner financing and just collect the park rent, which keeps you out of the maintenance business and makes the park attractive to future buyers.

And with the ever increasing number of mortgage products, by signing someone up for a 125% IO, they have automatically created a return customer when that person comes back for a way out of the mess.