I was at a meeting last night with a newer investor.She wants to get into wholesaling.She thinks the best thing to do with that first check is reward herself.I get it, I've been there too.Best thing to do is set aside a percentage for taxes and the rest just goes back into marketing.For most getting started, they don't really have much money.So, to come across a $10,000 check is very rare for them.Let's say after taxes you're left with $8,000.That's an immense amount of advertising.That's 20,000 postcards.That's 100's of thousands of phone numbers and a great dialer.That's a crap ton of internet leads you can buy.KEEP THE BUSINESS MOVING.The reward will come.

Obviously, reviews live on the internet for a long time and may no longer be relevant.

The internet makes it seem like everyone has money and everyone is successful and its so easy.

you're just not going to be able to Internet this.out of state / out of country BRRRR is a difficult, high risk strategy.hope this helps.

Conspiracy to Restrain Trade as well as engaging in a Group Boycott with their co-conspirators.Second, Zillow receives their listing data through a protocol called IDX, Internet Data Exchange.

Just listen to him as to WHY he hasn't changed internet rates.

My partner and I debated entering this SEO program for about 6 months due mostly to the fact that in another business he runs he purchased SEO services as part of a total internet marketing program - spent $80,000 and said he do not gain a single client.  

Internet has widen their net though of course.  

The internet is filled with all sorts of false information and people making false claims.Agreed there is some obscure real estate site were some person I have no clue was/is and did a whole piece on what rude person I was LOLand with google it stuck there and I have had people ask me about it.. but when you read it .. pretty obvious the mentality of who wrote it.  

And that you can't become an overnight millionaire with 5k on RobinHood, while Wall Street professionals struggle to consistently achieve 7% per year.But somehow the internet myth of real estate wealth from nothing survives...