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Fremont, California

T-ReX Property Management Software for real estate investors to save them TIME and MONEY

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July 2008

Double Business by Converting Web Visitors into Leads - the Service we showcased at Inman

Jul. 28, 2008
Categorized in: Real Estate Marketing
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I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce the service we shared at Inman. My company (TReXGlobal.com) has a FREE Real Estate Partner Program to help you double your business by co-branding our free web tools for investors.

No Loss Limits? Unlimited Tax Deduction?

Jul. 10, 2008
Starred by: 2 Members
Real estate professionals can claim unlimited investment property losses against their AGI regardless of how much they or their spouse earns. People at high income brackets can't...

What Kind of Phone Call do I want to Get?

Jul. 8, 2008
Categorized in: Real Estate Marketing
Starred by: 3 Members
It's important to let your clients know that they are more than just your commission - and it's even more important to be genuine.

How to Unlimit your Losses

Jul. 8, 2008
Categorized in: Real Estate Marketing
Starred by: 2 Members
Here's the technicality: material participation in a passive activity (like owning rental property) results in non-passive treatment of the income

How Can Standard be Better?

Jul. 3, 2008
Starred by: 2 Members
You can deduct vehicle costs on your taxes using actual vehicle expenses or the standard mileage rate. The STANDARD RATE may be more beneficial for individuals who have a lot of mileage and low vehicle costs. Using the ACTUAL EXPENSE method is only better