Guidelines to Submitting a Post
By: Admin, Carnival of Real Estate | October 11, 2006
Q. What are the requirements for submitting?
A. Ideally, anything that is relevant to real estate can be submitted. It should be original content and has to be a recent post. Also, the post shouldn’t just be a compilation of someone else’s quotes or thoughts – the majority of it should be original content created by the author.
Q. How recent does the post need to be?
A. Less than two weeks old
Q. What topics are allowed?
A. Anything related to the real estate industry.
Q. What is the deadline for submitting?
A. Sunday afternoon, 3 P.M. (EST). If you are late, it is up to the host’s discretion to review your article for submission.
Q. Will any post that is submitted be included in the carnival?
A. No. Only the Top 10-20 posts should be listed. But, the host can include additional posts if he/she feels they are really well done and deserve to be included.
Q. May I submit more than one entry per week?
A. No, please only submit one entry.
Q. What if my blog has multiple authors and contributors? Can we all pick our best entry and each of us submit one?
A. No, only one post from each blog address should be submitted per week.
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Comments
2 Comments so far
Peter Comitini on February 23, 2007 6:01 pm
Expansion on the NY Times story on pricing and how to achieve better results by pricing corectly up front.
Andrea Fuller on April 10, 2007 10:55 am
I would like to know what the real estate community thinks about equity sharing? A new site has been launched which matches investors and buyer occupiers calle Home Equtiy Share (www.HomeEquityShare.com). There was a release about the site today at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2007/4/emw516937.htm
What do people think the pros and cons are? I’m trying to spread the word about this - I really believe it will help people get into high-priced real estate. How can we let people know about this way of buying?
Thanks for your help.