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Every day, there’s more information on the net about real estate investing. The number of people who consider themselves to be “real estate gurus” is exploding, and each day sees the birthing of new websites and blogs related to real estate investing.

Not surprisingly, not everything you find on the internet is worthwhile – or even true. So with that in mind, we offer some thoughts about some available real estate investing resources. Note that we leave it to the reader to make their own judgments concerning the legitimacy of each resource:

* Terry Wygal may be a real estate investor, or a search engine optimization expert, or both, or neither. Wygal teaches common ideas – like submitting videos to YouTube – as ground-breaking advances in technology.

* Bryan Ellis is a marketing and real estate professional whose website is focused on the intersection of real estate investing with economic news. Ellis has a blog at http://realestate.BryanEllis.com that has become a mainstay among serious investors.

* Gerald Romine has an interesting software package for real estate investors that helps them calculate profit and loss and does a lot of paperwork for them automatically. The software is very pricey, but does have features helpful for serious investors.

To varying degrees, these three people are already well know to real estate investors. However, being well known doesn’t mean a whole lot these days. The reader is encouraged to take a closer look at these people and the resources they offer.

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It’s that simply really, you need to know:

-Where you are now
-Where you want to go
-How you are proposing to get there
-What you think it will cost
-What tools or skills you will need to have or acquire to make it all come together
-and how much time you have to devote to the effort.

What you need to DO FIRST is simple. Grab a piece of paper and a trusty pen (or pencil, whichever you prefer) and start writing a basic outline of your goals and desires along with a rough sketch or how you might get there.

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I had nothing. I was beating my head against the wall to figure out how I might duplicate that success. If I could have funneled that through a large CPM/CPA network it could have been multiplied a few hundred thousand times over. (what an idiot)

Now let’s say that $9 profit cost me $100 in advertising or whatever promotion I had used. That $9 looks like chump change I realize, but it could have turned into (if I was half smart enough to plan properly, if I tracked my responses) an absolute bonanza. Yet, I didn’t, I lost out. (yes, I was not that smart)

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Christopher is an independent internet marketer who has admittedly made all the classic and not so classic mistakes. He has a range of writing credits from trade journal articles, to advertisements for major financial institutions, and all the way to fiction and poetry of all things. He now shares advice from internet marketing greats through his site http://cjwave.com/profitmethod.html or email: support@cjwave.com