All Forum Posts by: Ken Badziak

If you're looking for a real "SHTF" investment, forget gold. 

How exactly does one transact with a brick of gold, anyways? Shave a little off the top for your eggs and bacon?

Wood, steel and lead. Also, high strength nylon-based polymers.

THOSE investments will serve you well in a real "SHTF" situation.

Gold? Meh. Like mentioned before, no dividend, no cash flow, no special tax benefits...

Thats what I was afraid of. Thanks @Jacques Wurms!

Question; do you have your attorney go through them all, or are they all pretty much cut and dry? Still new at this, and I don't want to screw myself.

Guess what I'm really asking is how badly do I need to find an attorney at this stage of the game?

I started making offers for properties through my Realtor, and each time I get an 11+ page document that needs to be signed.

Is this typical, or is there a "short form" type of contract I can have her use? If I'm going to make dozens and dozens of offers, it seems like a lot of paperwork...

Is there an easier way? 

Welcome aboard from another South Florida member!

(But I'd be happy to get a Dropbox link in the meanwhile!)

*sniff sniff*

What's that burning smell?

Oh. 

It's the fire.

Under my ***.

Thanks for lighting it, @Brie Schmidt!!!

You sure you wanna relocate here from New Jersey?

Thanks @Brian Gibbons. I'll look into those!

@Brian Gibbons Thanks for the response- Investorcarrot looks great!

What do you use for your CRM? I didn't see anything like BackOffice offered on their website; mostly web design, SEO rankings and lead capture? 

Thanks! So much to digest!

Does anyone have anything good/bad to say about this service? Specifically, how easy is BackOffice to use, to maintain leads and manage marketing campaigns? 

I like the prefab websites; they're clean and neat. But rather than creating my own Excel file to manage, as a newcomer to the industry can anyone give me reasons to use/not use this service?