Julie Broad of RevNYou.com stresses the importance of “return on time.” Property investors worry so much about return on investments and return on equity but nobody worries about the “return on time.” Time is a very crucial factor in property investing. Julie gives us time management strategies that will help investors save time and money in the business.

Ned of BaltimoreRealEstateInvestingBlog.com invites all property investors to check out the Anne Arundel County MD tax sale that will be held online in June 8, 2010. The sale has a list of over 2876 properties. Registration is free. Learn more about the tax auction in Ned’s latest post.

Many of our fellow property investors have considered putting Youtube videos into their marketing strategies. But is Youtube right for you? Mike of Blog.Buildium.com identifies some of the reasons why you Youtube makes a great marketing channel. Click Here or click the image to read the rest of this article.

Win over your potential renters and buyers now! Trevor of REIBrain.com talks about the importance of first impression and shares with us ideas on how to make your property appeal to your prospect’s five senses. Staging is a very important aspect of marketing. If your house does not look pleasant, scoring a renter / buyer will not be easy. So develop staging strategies like “these” to make your property rise above the edge.

Hope is not a strategy in real estate. If you buy a house with the anticipation that the value can increase, you are in the wrong track. Julie Broad of RevNYou.com says that while finding properties that generate cash flow can be quite difficult, this is the most efficient strategy that real estate investors can use to generate more sales.

Boston could be the first to go stable. Trevor of REIbrain.com shares with us the March 2010 Real Estate Statistics. According to the report, Boston is leading the rest of real estate markets in America.

“If you’re not happy with your job, quit!” this is what Scott Costello of StrugglingInvestor.com says. Through the years, many individuals have ditched their regular jobs to focus on real estate investing. However, Scott stresses that this decision should come with a non-negotiable condition. Considering such condition will ensure real estate success and will make your resignation worth the risk.

Susan Lassiter Of The Investor Insights shares with us this “fun” article about the biggest commercial foreclosures to date. Take a look at some of the high-profile victims and use this as something to think about before you develop your own commercial real estate investments.

Now, there’s an even better way to increase your profits in probate investing. It’s not just your old books or music collection that you can sell in Ebay. Ron Mead gives us an idea on how to use Ebay to boost your income in probate investing. Learn different creative techniques to selling probate homes now.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reports that home sales increased sharply in February. And if things continue to go well, we can expect more homebuyers coming into the market to take advantage of low home prices, tax credits, and favorable mortgage rates.

Every investor should develop a business strategy that will help him manage both the macro and micro aspects of his business. Learn to develop a useful and efficient business strategy that will make your real estate business number one.

If you want to make money in real estate, you need to learn to negotiate. Finding the best deal in the market offers a wide range of advantages to your business. Doing so increases your chances of maximizing your profitability potential.

For most individuals, dealing with taxes can be very tricky. The dilemma is even twice as much for property investors. Most investors are self-employed. They need to attend to several transactions involving several properties. If you do not come up with a tax management process to follow, you won’t only mess up with the numbers, you can also lose a lot of money. Learn to manage your taxes efficiently.