Hi All,\n\nI have a web site www.DollarBackRealty.com\nLooking for good clues on how to market my site to the Real Estate Pofessionals so, they can join my web site.\n\nThanks\nDollarBackRealty.com
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U just did it and u know it.  I don't like being tricked so when I seel my house I will never go to you.
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Yahoo! Answers is definitely NOT a Real Estate forum, or Rentals Site. As such, no business enquiries are welcome in our Questions or Answers.\nPlease refer to our Community Guidelines :\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/info/community_guidelines.php
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My family is selling a house in Detroit right now and I asked the realtor how accurate those kinds of sites are.  He said it's really hit or miss.  Those sites dont take into account the condition of the economy of the area where you live along with a few other variables that can skew your results.
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Send me an email to make some money with no investment.  I'll show you what I am doing and it works.  Also, I did a few of these in the past....but what I am making now does not compare to these.
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Just looks like you are trying to scam people into a "make money fast" scheme and using this site to advertise it.\n\nIf it helps, when I see a site site like that, I block it in Firefox. I dont want schemes like that ramming down my throat.
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http://www.remax.com is good... but do some research to get what you want, so that it is more meaningful to you and your needs. Here is some design advice, I hope helps.\n\nCheck the big names and then include small local realtors in your area so that you can get an overall point of view on what the others are offering in their Website package, then decide if there is anything you can add to improve what you will be offering to your customers.\n\nWebdesign is not just what you think is pleaseing to look at, think also what the viewer/visitor will be viewing, versues what they want for content. \nA few quick ideas:\n\n1. Content, make it easy to find pertinate items that the visitor need to make the visit worth while, and they will return.\n\n2. Design, pleasing while stright forward. Easy to navigete. Also if you go high tech (flash), don't go overboard. And by all means look at what others have done. Then incorporate the best ideas and despose of the bad.\n\n3. Domain name. Think of an easy to find name, that is unique to your market. Then check for the availablity of the name in a Who's it listing. Link below will assist you in this.
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I can tell you about what I did to make money from home. I have two children and really didn't want to work outside of the home, but having some extra money was something that I wanted. I decided to do some reading.\n\nGracious, are there ever some get rich quick schemes out there. I read about all of them over the course of two months. Nothing I saw really intrigued me until I read about Site Build It.\n\nWhat is that all about?\n\nCreating your own web site. My site is about resume writing. I know a lot about it and I have worked in the field before (for years), so writing about it is almost second nature.\n\nI'll list my web site below and if you want more information, click on the "My Passion" button on my site or click on the "Contact Us" button and ask me any questions you want.\n\nSome people who have their own sites make a whole lot more than I do. I happen to have created a web site in a very competitive field. My next site will be more focused on a tighter niche as those tend to make a lot more money.\n\nAnyway, it has worked for thousands of people and it's now working for me.\n\nI'll include one other link so that you can read about other people's stories. One young lady started building her site when she was a teenager and has completely financed her way through college with just one web site.\n\nMy site won't do that anytime soon, but I like what I have built so far. :)\n\nGood luck with whatever you choose to do.
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Hi,\nI am a real estate investor in the Vegas area.  If you give me a call, we can discuss what you might be interested in as there are numerous opportunities out there.\nMy email is ldbrown00@yahoo.com \nPlease email me for the phone number.
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I would start now.  It is a good idea to keep an eye on the market before you ACTUALLY are going to go for it. \n\nWe just did this - We sold our old house.  (We started looking at homes in end of May beginning June.  We saw a few we like and ALOT that weren't exactly what we were looking for.  they needed too much tweeking so we kept looking.   \n\nIn July we put in an offer - they didn't take it.  So we moved on.  Then in August we put in another offer and they wanted to go too high so we moved on.  Then we finally found the house we are in and it was September that we put the offer in.  We closed on the house and moved in - in Oct  (three months ago)  We had time to really look and not feel rushed and also to know that we were getting a good deal.  If you aren't activly looking  ( I mean every single weekend) and watching your local market where you want to buy into - every single day - you won't be as prepared to buy.  So I say now is the perfect time to start looking.  Just don't jump on the first thing that comes along - be patient - Sometimes you have to let a few deals go to see what is really ment to be.  \n\nGreat site to watch the MLS  (multiple listings service)  is Zip realty.  they are free - you just have to sign up, they give you a few info emails - but the rest of the time you can hang out on that site and just watch all the houses in your area of search.   You can save specific searches in your "My zip" area and go to them each day to see what new houses are on the market and if any have lowered their asking prices.  It is invaluable!! \n\nI litterally logged onto my "Myzip" every single day for July, August & September - It was probably the most useful tool.\n\nBTW - We didn't use a realestate agent either.  We watched the listings ourself and called to make our own appointments.  We never used the zip realty guy that was in our area.  You don't have to if you don't want to.
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In the last few months i have been going through the net looking for such opportunities. Some are really a waste of time and money but others are worthwhile and cost a fortune. I however came across a website that provided an easy way to building a profitable Internet business. They provide training on how to get traffic, how to generate multiple streams of income, and so much more. All the information was presented in such a way that even a 10 year old could build an Internet empire. The best part of all is that it is absolutely free. That was what really amused me. \n\nhttp://giddy.payitforward4profits.com/\n\nSo the site can help guys who are already in other Internet businesses by giving them ways/strategies of building their businesses. Or for us newbies, it gives suitable ways of building our Internet businesses from scratch. Check it out and see what i mean. \n\nHope this will be of help in getting you started. \n\nhttp://giddy.payitforward4profits.com/
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It's very difficult for a small website to get a high ranking on search engines. You might try optimizing your page to include "unusual" key phrases that are relevant to your site ( e.g. camper rental <yourlocation> ). However, you are probably best to consider posting a listing on some of the commercial vacation rental websites. Compare Owner Holiday Rentals ( http://www.compareownerholidayrentals.com ) gives you a lot of information on the various options, depending on your location. In addition, they can give you a list of "free" sites, if you want to try those rather than paying for a listing up front.
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The best way to do it is to build a website that targets them. \nMake sure the site is a good online resource. Then do the foundation SEO work to grow the site to target terms like mexico realestate, homes in mexico, mexico second home, and many more related terms. Then do some ppc marketing for those same terms.\n\nUnfortunately there is no simple answer to your simple question. let me know if you need more guidance on this.
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If you have an agent, have them run a CMA (comparative market analysis) for the property.  This will tell you what other homes the same size, age and location have recently sold for.  From there, you can make a realistic offer.  I've had clients offer full price because of market demands, and I've had clients get $10-20k less because a particular area is slow.  You need more info!  You can email me if you have any further questions.
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The problem I had with Assist2Sell, is they wanted to list my home about $10k below market.....To sell it fast.....I got other appraisals and realized they were under selling my property....Plus they won't put it on MLS for the $2495.....Only on there website.....If you want it to be on MLS, they will charge you the 6%.....Its sort of a scam.....I ended up selling myself for more than Assist2Sell's price and saved 1,000's.....Best of luck to you...
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I applaud your ambition.  However... \n\nYou, my friend, unfortunately bring very little to the table that an investor wouldn't have - except time.  You've got no money, no experience, no credit, no connections and not business savvy to know that this structure is... if you pardon my bluntness... ludicrous. I wouldn't advise putting an ad in the paper as it would be a waste of money. \n\nI would recommend training for a real estate position, title insurance, mortgage company, property management or property development if you are serious about property.  Someone will teach you the REAL property game with somebody else's equity and give you a salary too. \n\nYour chance of getting a 50/50 partnership is about zero.  Why would somebody trade their equity position for you because you work.  You are better off getting a job related to property so that you can learn the ropes.
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Try Alex Cooper. They are auctioneers. Also try Investors United (real estate investing school).  There are plenty of ads in the Baltimore Sun.\nI'm in the same boat.  Let trade notes.  ziplaque@yahoo.com\n\nlater
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What is the event in a homeowner's life that would cause them to want your service?  Is it routine maintenance? How often?  Or is it only when they're about to sell?\n\nYou want to find a way to align with that. You don't have enough money to tell the whole world, and they won't pay attention anyway. Instead, focus your dollars on the very few people who are ready to buy what you're selling. \n\nIf it's home sellers, you obviously want to hook up with realtors, home inspectors, and the like. There are "home spruce-up" services out there, see if you can work with them. Offer commissions on referrals - and pay them! It will still be cheaper than wasting money on newspaper ads that everyone ignores. \n\nHow about landscapers and lawn services? See if you can send a series of simple direct mail pieces to their customers, or better yet see if they'll "re-sell" your service under their brand name - they can make a markup and you get business w/ no ad costs. \n\nWhat's a typical job worth to you? What's your gross profit on a new customer? What's your referral strategy?\n\nCheck out www.dankennedy.com, and see if you can find his "Earl the Plumber" story, it's useful to you I think.\n\nBest of luck,\nScott