A ton of good info and all presented with a laid back style from 2 guys in the trenches every day putting together deals. 3) Title: REIClub.com PodcastHost: Frank Chen Timeframe: Aug 2006 - TodayRoughly # of Episodes to date: 190Main or Recurring Topics: A lot of different topics but all focusing on different aspects of investing in real estateQuick Overview: Most of the episodes are a conference call type format with a speaker basically taking the floor and presenting their material or product.

If they are significantly overpriced they will sit on the market much longer, but if your product looks better than most of your competition, you can sell at or a bit above the market from my experience very quickly.

I'm remodeling a rental unit, and I'm having some difficulties figuring out which route to take on some of the work/products.

"Hey Budweiser for a $750 setup fee and $250/month we will advertise your product on the roof of our fourplex reaching xx number of potential customers daily."

It maybe be productive or counterproductive but if you don't put people in their place they'll get away with murder every time.JMHO of course!

Buyers in that area are prepared to pay top dollar for a house but they expect a high quality product.

We’re considerably less than that, have greater growth, and a more robust and productive economy.

February turned out to be more productive than January.I got a ranch under contract with a big house on it.

Broad repair lists are also opportunity to build in nice cushions, but don't neglect to leave a row for contingency and unforeseen costs, invariable to an extensive renovation job.Above all, make sure the repair product is commensurate with the neighborhood and tenant clientele.

Still working out a for sell product for my blog, but once I get something I'm really, really proud of, I'll give ole Joshua Dorkin a call.