I just think the readership needs to be aware of the very significant shift in the platforms culture and mission.

Also, as another poster mentioned, your local Housing Authority and various Social Services organizations if you really want to deal with subsidized housing.I limit paid advertising to the ONE local newspaper that has the largest readership and/or hands down the most rental ads.

(CaliforniaMortgageAssociation.com)So, as rehabbers and investors become an increasingly important part of our borrower base, I'm very interested in the comments of investors, rehabbers and the general BP poster/readership as to how we can improve our perception in the marketplace.Keeping in mind that we're just CALIFORNIA, we can still learn from the comments of Bill G., (who is not in Calif.) and the others who were kind enough to share.Obviously, being a trade association, we consider ourselves the "white hat" guys and already believe we are doing things correctly, but we know even our practices can be greatly improved.

In particular writing on outlets with large readerships that are not my own, in theory, raises my profile so that I can make more writing and speaking for myself.

. - they ALL make money off of circulation, readership, clicks online, etc.

Not that mind people brokering a deal, it's just that I don't want my property to be tied up and not close.It used to be that one could just run an ad in the Sunday paper and be blitzed with calls from good buyers with cash in hand, but now the real estate classifieds section has shrunk to almost nothing as the readership has dwindled and ad rates have been jacked up.

But I was wondering if the readership of BP has any other companies that they have been happy with regarding SDIRA's or 401ks?

What exactly you'd need to "not like" is generally understood to be ridiculously broad in scope, which is exactly why the 6 listings agents would all throw your offer in the trash if they knew you were doing this.Fortunately, or unfortunately, that book and ones like it have gained an incredibly wide readership, now there's however many hundreds of thousands of people near me with "California Money" doing stuff like that, I'm not in your neck of the woods but I can't imagine that listing agents aren't attuned to this sort of shotgun strategy by now.

Our readership has doubled year over year, and with millions of readers, we have a great audience.Let me know here, by PM or email of your interest and we'll discuss.

For example, if you have 500 posts and 300 votes it is likely that you are putting out great content for the readership.