jimkimmons's Stuff

Some useful information here, but only reading my aggregated news once a week would be withdrawal in the worst sense for me! I even get Google alerts at all times during the day on my favorite topics. I'll show you those next.

I used ACT! for more than eight years. Being the early adopter type, I kept up with the newest updates when they came out. Somewhere, I think on ACT 6, I had problems with the Palm sync crashing my Palm, so I dropped it and went on to something else. You'll find that ACT! has a great reputation and there are now real estate add-ons for it. If you want the trial or to order, please use this link so I'll get credit. If you want the trial or to order, please use this link so I'll get credit.

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The first lesson in an online course to teach real estate investors the mathematical tools for valuation and return on investment.

This article has a bit of both sides of the argument. One set of statistics - From the National Assoc. Of Realtors® 2005 Profile of Buyers and Sellers, here's how buyers FIRST LEARNED about the home they purchased: 36% from a real estate agent 24% from the internet 15% from a yard sign 7% from a friend, neighbor or relative 7% from hombuilder or their agent 5% from a print newspaper ad 3% knew the seller 1% in a homes book or magazine All other accounted for less than 1% A possible conclusion is that, though many people go to open houses, they do it for reasons other than finding the home they want to purchase.

On a recent trip, when I couldn't get to WiFi, I could stop on the side of the road, connect my Treo 650 to my notebook and surf the web at 384k. It was reliable and useful.