Real Estate & Mortgage TV Shows| Marketing On TV

One of the things we do in the Twin Cities is produce a mortgage and real estate show called Dollars & Sense.  We've been producing the show for the past 5 years.  While it doesn't bring in that much new business, it is a great way to stay in front of past customers-which of course are your best referral sources.  Here are our two most recent recorded shows where we discuss the current lending environment and various mortgage loan programs.  We cover 100% financing, combo loans, the new first time buyer tax credit, the 700 billion bail out bill, the best type of investment property to purchase today in our opinion, and we offer the viewer a way to get a copy of the book I wrote on investing in real estate entitled "Reality Based" Real Estate Investing.  This book is delivered in PDF format as a series of chapters over a series of weeks.

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RE: Real Estate & Mortgage TV Shows| Marketing On TV

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RE: Real Estate & Mortgage TV Shows| Marketing On TV

Marketing on the TV is one of the best ways to reach millions, but not every realtor can afford this, I think the best way or the best tactic to market is the one you all are doing I mean blogging.

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