I might not be brave enough to try that for a flip, but I would love to do that for my personal residence.

Most of them, due to their increased volume of distressed assets, have upgraded their web sites with links to their inventories.

The reason I ask is I have ran a web company for 10 years, and I know if I quote on work in NYC for less than $120-150/hr - the company will think I'm a flake.

Then research via web, phone calls, and any other means.I can tell you the very first question right off the bat.

I agree, this is by far the BEST site for real estate on the web or anywhere else.

Ideally web based, but would settle for a desktop application.

I use rentecdirect which is a web-based up to the minute type of software that I use that allows owners to go to their property at any given time and see how their property is performing.

If anyone has, have you tested listing that web address in all the letters vs, for example, after 3 have been sent or some other combination?

The listing has disappeared from the web site where you had to submit offers to.My agent had called and got the standard reply "the bank has all the offers but has not made a decision".How long does it take the bank to make a decision?

I think it's a great way to present info. on the web.2 - It's updated.