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I don't know of any website offering an exhaustive list of niche markets to explore. Niche markets are something you have to find for yourself; many when they discover a niche immediately put a stake on it as theirs. Why share a profitable niche to others? Niche by definition is a specialized market, and your goal is to have as few competitors as possible.

Given your business experience, what do you think are areas in your industry that have not been tapped? Are there any needs that are currently not being addressed? If not in your current industry, is there anything that you need but no one is currently giving it to you in a way that you want to? Ask yourself these questions — and then that's your niche.

You may want to read the article "5 Steps to Creating a Profitable Niche for Your Small Business" to help you in the process of identifying your niche.

a; the most expensive, slowest way is how I stated; via
a community college.
b; the RE firms offer to finance RE schools normally but now,
I am not sure.

it is a piece of cake being accepted by one of those firms as
it costs them nothing to hire you and they almost always
gain from it.

you should go to an attendance RE school in your area,
and interview RE brokers/office managers and consider
both paying for your own ed and
consider whether you want join a split [commission] office
or a 100% office.

also a few RE firms offer desk fees of 25-50 a mo, much
better than the big companies who want 800-1500 a mo.

finally, you need to decide if you wan to rep sellers or
buyers. YOU will find that while still legal in most states,
dual AGENCY IS AT MINIMUM immoral and likely unethical
even WHEN THE other party permits it.

NO buyer can get the best deal possible when the
same agent rep's the seller and this is the biggest
thorn in the side of AGENCY. Being obligated to BEING
FAIR is not the same as doing the best you can do.

[lastly, most chain firms require membership with
NAR which I personally think is a violation of
Sherman Anti trust laws.]

There can be many reasons. I personally have no idea. I am constantly adding unique content to my pages every day. I get about 400 unique hits a day from natural searches. I get linkbacks from other brokers in my content network who we compile the information together but my statcounter sucks and doesn't say where everyone is comming from. Usually just says "no referring link" but they found me some way. I would love to know. I am constantly updating my urllist.txt for yahoo and submitting it and my sitemap.xml for google. It helps with the slurps and the bots.

Calculating the amount of any absolute acreage is both an art and science. It is am art because a analytical address of adding is adopted and getting a science, it involves assorted algebraic formulas.

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We have the opposite problem. We're considering selling our house rent-to-own because it might be the only way we can sell it in this market.

From my point of view, my main concern if I were selling to you would be that you might change your mind and decide not to buy it after all, after we already moved to a distant state. Then we would have to travel back and start over.

To prevent that kind of setback, we might insist on a lot of money up front. But you don't have it. So it seems like a big problem from both your point of view and mine.

On the other hand, what else can we do?

To the person who mentioned a lawyer writing the agreement, aren't there already any standard agreements written by a lawyer and sold as forms to fill out? Or does everyone who does a rent-to-own have to have a lawyer write the contract for that specific deal and not use pre-written contracts?

There can be many reasons. I personally have no idea. I am constantly adding unique content to my pages every day. I get about 400 unique hits a day from natural searches. I get linkbacks from other brokers in my content network who we compile the information together but my statcounter sucks and doesn't say where everyone is comming from. Usually just says "no referring link" but they found me some way. I would love to know. I am constantly updating my urllist.txt for yahoo and submitting it and my sitemap.xml for google. It helps with the slurps and the bots.

The deficit is money owed by the government to several different places. Examples are, U.S. citizens, U.S. companies, Japan, China, other goverment agencies that didn't use precious budgets… Interest is paid on this balance every year. As the national debt grows so too does the interest paid. Because the government also makes the money, they could in theory simply print more money and give it to their creditors. If they did that, the U.S dollar would become weaker compared to other countries money. Cutting a pie into more slices without making the pie any bigger will mean each slice of pie is smaller. Same principle applies to monetary policy.

As the government makes more money, inflation kicks in. A dollar in 1940 could buy a lot more than it does today. People that invest in things like banks and the stock market expect to beat inflation and even get more. For instance inflation runs about 3 percent per year on average. So on any investment you need to get more than 3 percent return or you will loose purchasing power.

To pull it all together. Government gets to a point that interst owed on national debt is higher than GDP. This means that we can not make more in a year than we owe. (Not likely to happen but proves a point) The only way the government can pay its debt is by doubling the amount of money in circulation. This would cause every dollar to loose 50 % purchasing power. The only way you could convince me to save my money rather than spend it would be by offering more than 50 % rate of return. If a bank is offering lets say 55 % interest rates then they too have to make more return on their investment. The people they loan the money to (home owners through morgages) would have to pay more than 55 % on there home loan. People would stop borrowing money at such a high rate, demand for houses would fall. The supply of houses would stay about the same. Decrease demand holding supply the same would lower the price of homes. Thus create a market crash

Agree with Bill… "Get your degree in business as you don't need a formal education to get your real estate license Once you have been working in the field for a couple of years you can study and get your brokers license and eventually open your own real estate firm." Great answer!