Are you going through the "FREE" section of Craigslist to see if you can pick up something, then resell it at a Garage Sale, on Ebay or back on Craigslist, just to make some quick cash or for that next bite of food? I know exactly where you are......I understand what you're going through. I am just SO sick and tired of real estate agents, banks, and attorneys giving bad advice and taking advantage of good people, people just like you.
nice to see fellow rainers so close in proximity. most of the people I run into are miles away, not all but most. Keep on blogging and feel free to stay in touch.
PS your post is interesting
Clinton,
Good marketing, hopefully you have some good SEO to go with it so prospects can find you. Good luck!
Ok...So I copied this to Active Rain from what I posted on Craigslist. I thought: "Hey! I've got free stuff to give away and, looking at all those unlisted homes on the NED list (Notice of Election and Demand), they need to know they have options!" Well, Craigslist has some pretty smart cookies working for them in San Fran and they deleted my posting. I guess you can't give free advice or free information in the "FREE" section of Craigslist. So, I posted it under services and the guys in San Fran are happy. I also thought, maybe someone from Active Rain would like it. It comes from my friends at the Distressed Property Institute. Thanks Ron and you guys from US Mortgages!
I had never thought about doing that. However, when I was in college, as soon as the college students graduated and got that job offer, when they moved out they never took their single bed. They just put it out on the curb with a FREE! sign on it. Some friends and I used to round up as many beds as we could and donate them to the homeless shelters and goodwill centers. The cool thing is that we could take the fair market value as a tax-deductible donation on our tax returns. Yes, those were the days!
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