If you have options that you can present to your clients, you will sell more property, and develop good relationships with the lenders/investors/finance groups that you are hooking people up with

When doing online marketing, at some point during your relationship building with your prospects, ask them for their mailing address (with legitimate reason in mind) and then follow up with them offline.That's what I would do.

If the deal is right, it will sell.I think having two websites is effective, one for buying and one for selling.

For the workers that I have a trusted relationship with, I visit the site at the beginning of the day to make sure we have a schedule, and at the end of the day to make sure we met the schedule.

This way you have created another relationship and everyone knows someone.

[WEBSITES REMOVED BY ADMIN] With all of my relationships and experience in mass media I look forward to leveraging those relationships to get exposure for my RE sites and testing my new RE venture.

What effect is THAT likely to have?

In order to be effective you have to have practical, relevant experience in the same kind of real estate investing as those you plan on teaching.

I hate being the low guy on the todem pole asking questions that probably should already be understood up to this point, but I need clarification on what seller/owner financing is and how it effects both the seller and the buyer and basically how it works?

I'm not sure if short and simple or specific and detailed is the way to go, for my letters to absentees.What do you think is most effective?