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September 20th, 2011 | posted by cascott

Looking for someone to help us get through our first deal. We are going at a turtles pace and need someone that can be a sounding board for our questions and give us direction. Any takers!!!!PM me.

does anyone know how to get to the back office in the RBBP? Looking for the help line.

On 16:38pm, September 20th, 2011 femailceo said:

As for the back office at

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As for the back office at RBBP I believe the number is in smaller print at the bottom of most of the RBBP pages.

On 17:55pm, September 21st, 2011 cascott said:

Thanks for the RBBP answer.

Thanks for the RBBP answer. Is it the number under Additional Resources? There is a number under the link to Deans Academy. Is that the number you are talking about? I can't afford to join Deans Academy, as much as I would like to. I thought that number was for the academy.

On 16:53pm, September 20th, 2011 Valuni said:

Cheryl

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I understand your frustration; I felt the same way when I first started...
The best way to get your questions answered is to post them here, and you will get many responses from different investors.
also, read the many helpful threads that are here already; you may find out that some of your questions have already been asked and answered.

Wishing you succes,
Valerie

On 17:58pm, September 21st, 2011 cascott said:

Thanks Valerie, I am not

Thanks Valerie,
I am not computer illiterate but when it comes to blogs, forums and threads, I haven't a clue and frankly do not know the difference. So can you guide me in that aspect?

On 18:58pm, September 20th, 2011 reinvestor42 said:

use the real estate forums

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located under main sections on upper left

post ??'s by clicking the "contribute" on left

the RBBP has its own forum now

On 18:01pm, September 21st, 2011 cascott said:

Thanks reinvestor42, I get

Thanks reinvestor42,

I get so overwelmed by all the forums but I do try to ask questions and look for answers there. Thanks for your help

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