All Forum Posts by: Ra Denney

John Corey sounds like a good, solid, simple, memorable name

I don't really want to start a real estate business myself.
I'd just like to share some nice places with my current client base.
What is the easiest way to get involved without stepping on anyone's toes?

I will not be competing for any of the people already looking for homes in an area.
I wish to bring in completely fresh prospects who will naturally look over other offerings in the area,
once I have piqued their interest with an appealing property.

If I accept one of those 'lease to own' plans,
does that entitle me to try and resell the property?
Do I need to instead negotiate an outright purchase with 'owner financing'?

I don't want to do anything that is considered at all unethical when helping to resell one of these places.
Should I forget about it?

Well, everybody wants to stay near the top but it's not always so easy to do.
I have some web skills but I use a primitive design for my website.
Conventional Wisdom tells us that people prefer clicking, to scrolling...
but I believe that people will also ignore links we may wish them to click,
while many people will feel compelled to scroll to the bottom of any page they are reading.

I didn't really try to optimize my search position and I was surprised to find myself coming up #1 or #2 when putting "best guitar pick" into most search engines.

What is your company name?
What would you like to name your future company?

I think my username would be a good business name.
I even have the trademark rights to WelcomeSite
I used to use the domain for a Flash help site.

I always thought it would be my most valuable domain name
but it was another name I owned that got all the offers.
I finally sold it for almost 5 figures.
I always feared buying domain names was just a bad impulsive habit. lol

What are some good real estate company names that you've seen?

Good points.
I should probably just rent for a while and not try to shop online.
Can't wait to get up there and look around.

If I don't have any mortgage, I might invest as much as 15k
I don't need to retain as much of a buffer, if I'm going to have minimal bills.

I've got a web based business that's been growing for 5 years which brings me about 1000 visitors a week, so I also think I have a unique opportunity to sell property, even in this market.

Spring Hill is an area I was exploring online today.
I have no credit but most sellers don't seem to care now,
since I work through the web and have 7k to put down.

I'm torn between accepting a deal for owner financed homes ranging from 50-170k
or just buying some land outright and dragging a trailer onto it.
I like the thought of being able to tell anyone to 'get out of my yard!'

I just spent 65k renting a 30k trailer for 11 years and have nothing to show for it
so it's about time for me to stop being silly.