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Jackson Mississippi on Google Street View
Google announced yesterday that Jackson, MS is one of 37 new areas that have been added to their Street View Maps.
To celebrate Street View’s one year birthday, I am very happy to announce we are bringing Street View to 37 (you heard me - 37!) new areas and we have …
Online Real Estate Schools
I am so glad that there are online Real Estate schools. I just finished my first Real Estate course and it was a lot easier for me to work online than attend an actual classroom. Academics have never been my strong suite, but working online is second nature for me …
Becoming A Real Estate Agent
Years ago I was told to get a Real Estate license and become a Real Estate agent, I ignored that advice only to find myself now doing just that.
Becoming a Real Estate agent is not that hard, it just takes a little time, money and studying. With the perception that …
A Brief History of Missouri
A Brief History of Missouri Back in the seventeenth century, the first Europeans made it to what is now Missouri. Father Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet were the first to explore the mighty Mississippi River in their canoes in the year of 1673. ¶ Posted 04 December 2008 † Art Gib § Culture and Society ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: missouri real estate
Housing Prices Continue to Decline Nationwide
Third-quarter U.S. Housing Market now undervalued by 5.7% December 3 2008 - IHS Global Insight, the world’s leading company for economic and financial analysis and forecasting, today released the third-quarter 2008 update of the U.S. housing valuation analysis, House Prices in America, showing that single-family U.S. home prices fell at a faster pace across a wide area of the country — after moderating earlier in the year — and are now 6.5% below their 2007 peak. House prices fell at a 6.9% ann
For true success in Real Estate you have to build a system
by Jesse Davis When you decide that you truly want to be successful in real estate investing and get into it full time, or even if you want to be really good at it part time, then you have to build systems. Systems for everything. Some of the systems that you need to have are: 1. Lead generation (for buying houses and finding buyers for your deals) 2. Lead processing (a system to handle the leads once you get them) 3. Closing system. Most important of them all is the system to handle your buye
For true success in Real Estate you have to build a system
For true success in Real Estate you have to build a system December 3rd, 2008 by Jesse Davis If you decide that you want to get into real estate investing full time and be successful in it, or even if you want to be really good at it part time, then you have to build systems, effective systems for everything. Here are some of the systems that you need to have in place: 1. Lead generation (for buying houses and finding buyers for your deals); 2. Lead processing (a system to handle the leads o
Realtors Remodeling Cost vs Value Report
December 2 2008 - For the second year in a row, Realtors(R) report that exterior remodeling projects return the most money as a percentage of cost, as detailed in the 2008 Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report. On a national level, wood deck additions and all types of siding replacements — upscale fiber cement, midrange vinyl, and upscale foam-backed vinyl — returned more than 80 percent of project costs upon resale. Of these, the most profitable project was upscale fiber cement siding, which recou
Do low ball offers on real estate really work?
Do low ball offers on real estate really work? Posted by Jesse Davis on December 2nd, 2008 Leave comment Posted in: Extra Income Tags: buyers, buying houses, cash flow, Extra Income, flipping, foreclosures, income, investing, leasing, real estate, real estate articles, real estate tips, rehabbing, rental, selling houses by Jesse Davis Most of the time, the banks price properties way too high mainly because they are in the business of lending, not real estate, so a lot of times they
San Francisco Bay Area sees deals on homes for under $100,000
December 1 2008 - Realtor Gina Foronda no sooner listed the four-bedroom San Pablo home for sale than the offers started rolling in. Within three days, she had seven bids, the top one for 18 percent over the asking price. It sounds like the frenzied height of the real estate bubble. But this property has a jaw-dropping feature that would have seemed preposterous two years ago. Its list price? A mere $95,000. While five-figure homes are run of the mill in places such as Oklahoma or Mississip
New 2008-2009 Top Paying Adsense Ads (Top 1000)
Taken from DP Forum, this is an updated version from this one This list not for n00b, if you are new in this business, better you try some niche that you’re really interest. If you try your luck with “mesothelioma” i bet you will get nothin but headache. Today “mesothelioma” search result in google .com showing “1 - 10 of about 9,430,000 for “mesothelioma” ( [0.16 seconds) ” And in the front page is wikipedia.org, cancer.gov, asbestos.com and mesothelioma.com. How can you beat them? It’s hard
New 2008-2009 Top Paying Adsense Ads (Top 1000)
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Real Estate Marketing is the key!
Real Estate Marketing is the key! December 2nd, 2008 by Jesse Davis Is everything working right in your real estate investing? Are you doing the amount of deals that you want to be doing? If not, then I know what your problem is. Even without talking to you, I know that every problem that you have in your real estate business can be traced back to marketing. If you don’t have enough leads, it is a marketing problem. If you can’t sell your house, it is a marketing problem. If the leads you a
Is it legal to wholesale real estate?
Is it legal to wholesale real estate? Posted by Jesse Davis on December 2nd, 2008 Leave comment Posted in: Extra Income Tags: business, contract, Extra Income, flipping, income, investment, legalities, real estate investing, wholesaling real estate by Jesse Davis People who are interested in getting started wholesaling properties are not sure sometimes what state laws are concerning this kind of real estate transactions, and nobody wants to break any laws unknowingly. First of all
Is making low ball offers on real estate a waste of time?
Is making low ball offers on real estate a waste of time? Posted by Jesse Davis on December 1st, 2008 Leave comment Posted in: Extra Income Tags: buyers, buying houses, cash flow, Extra Income, flipping, foreclosures, income, investing, leasing, real estate, real estate articles, real estate tips, rehabbing, rental, selling houses by Jesse Davis Generally, the banks set a price on properties too high because they are in the business of lending money, not real estate. A lot of times
Will they laugh at you if you make a low ball real estate offer?
Will they laugh at you if you make a low ball real estate offer? By Jesse Davis | December 1, 2008 by Jesse Davis Normally, the banks set a price on properties too high because they are in the business of lending money, not real estate. A lot of times they simply do not have a clue. Also, most banks are large and have specific policies on how they lower the price on a house based on how long it has been on the market. Realtors’ (especially REO realtors) position is different from the inve
Caprock Analytics Stock Ratings
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State of the AmLaw 200 Blogosphere, November 2008
Law firm marketing and business development professionals have been politely getting after Kevin McKeown, our VP of Client Development, for an updated report on large law's use of blogs. Innovators, such as Gloria Fox at Blank Rome, are looking for hard data for their law firm's management that their competition has effectively addressed any liability and ROI concerns, and made the move to blogging for reputation enhancement and client development. The last eight months shows no slow down in t
Don’t get stuck with a deal that you can’t sell!
Don’t get stuck with a deal that you can’t sell! December 1st, 2008 by Jesse Davis Wow, I talk to so many investors who started in Real Estate with the goal of buying and selling houses yet they ended up being landlords and they hated it. Now I personally love rental houses and own a bunch but listening to these sad stories all the time is what led me to focus solely on finding buyers. I had the same experience when I ended up having to get a loan to buy a house I put under contract but was
You have to build a system for true success in Real Estate
by Jesse Davis If you decide that you want to get into real estate investing full time and be successful in it, or even if you want to be really good at it part time, then you have to build systems, effective systems for everything. You certainly need to have the following systems: 1. Lead generation (for buying houses and finding buyers for your deals); 2. Lead processing (a system to handle the leads once you get them); 3. Closing system. The most important of them is the system to handle yo
Real Estate is now done Online
by Jesse Davis Lets face it. Most business, some exclusively, is done online now. That is just the way the world is going. More houses are sold using the Internet than any other way nowadays, and realtors and investors are keeping up with it. If you are an investor and have not yet learned the on-line marketing techniques, then you are missing out on huge profit. I know you want to stick with what is already working for you, but you just have to find at least a few hours a week to learn on-li
Real Estate is now done Online
Real Estate is now done Online December 1st, 2008 by Jesse Davis Lets face it. Most business, some exclusively, is done online now. That is just the way the world is going. More houses are sold using the Internet than any other way nowadays, and realtors and investors are keeping up with it. If you are an investor and have not learned online techniques, then you are missing out on some huge profit. I know you want to stick with what you know will work, but you have to set aside at least a f
Think twice when you buy real estate courses online
by Jesse Davis I just finished another course on how to find motivated buyers that I just bought for 97 bucks. Well, I am all about finding buyers for my real estate deals, and I have purchased thousands of dollars worth of courses over the past year or so. Anyway, I went through the whole thing. It was all nice and had a bunch of videos. And after going through it all, I have to say that it was all nice and had a bunch of videos. That’s it. Totally worthless when it comes to really selling hou
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