NetGain Reaches Income Property Owners Worldwide with Web 2.0
Mountain View, CA (June 23, 2008)- NetGainRealEstate.com, the leading independent website providing value-added information for real estate investing, has reported striking growth since embarking on a Web 2.0 socialization program.
As part of a two year business plan, NetGain recently embarked on a campaign to provide users with opportunities to share, interact, and contribute content on the subject of income property analysis. The goal is a global investment community sharing their knowledge and experience with one another.
According to Google Analytics, since embracing Web 2.0 approaches earlier this month, NetGain’s Internet reach to countries has increased by 50 percent to 74 and Internet reach to cities has increased 60 percent to 795.
NetGain’s co-founder Allen Cymrot states, “There is a thirst in the international income property community for independent, unbiased, value-added information. NetGain’s effective response to this need delivered in a dynamic and interactive environment has proven to be an advantageous attraction that transcends borders.”
The company’s core products consist of regular written analysis of commercial real estate investing, online due diligence for minimizing risk and maximizing ROI on income property, and cap rate recommendations based on three leading economic indicators.
Founded in Mountain View, CA in 2005, NetGainRealEstate.com was established on the premise that investors and others in the real estate world will find value from a steady stream of value-added information that is unbiased, clear and meaningful.
| Company: | Net Gain R.E. Inc. |
| Contact Name: | Robert Mann |
| Contact Email: | rmann@netgainrealestate.com |
| Contact Phone: | 925-336-0718 |
| Product/Service: | Income Property Analysis |
| Company URL: | http://www.netgainrealestate.com |

















Great article Commercial Real Estate investors but investors may want to consider another way to look for investments.
I started using BuilderBrokerNetwork.com, it’s really inexpensive (I think it’s $59.99 a year). Basically, it networks commercial brokers, builders, and investors together. They have a Wants/Needs section that allows investors or buyes who are looking for certain types of commercial properties to post their needs then it’s broadcasted to their database.
Hope this helps.
Thank you for your comment and I would say the two websites are complementary rather than either/or. NetGain focuses on strategy and due diligence for an investment, as opposed to listings. The problem with listings is that the seller is obligated to use methodology and information that puts the property in the most favorable light. If an investor found a property on your site, they could run the real estate through NetGain’s 100 point due diligence system, and receive objective investment feedback that favors neither the buyer nor the seller. We should partner! Best wishes, Bob Mann