Hopefully you all find this post, I am at work (shhh) and they only have an archaic browser which barely functions properly, so I can't @ link your names.I appreciate all of your respective inputs on my situation and how it relates to you all.Judy, I have changed my approach and will be opting for a lower down payment method (3.5% FHA).

For anyone reading this who is interested in the link above you will likely have to copy and paste the link into your browser to read the article.

My web browsers is constantly open to a myriad of Windows from MLS listings to area maps, calculators, YouTube videos, hard money sites and so on!

I want to tag the names of the people I reply to but this does not seem to work on the browser I use from my iMac and does not work from iPad or iPhone either.

I stumbled upon this yesterday and then browser crashed and couldn't find it.

Had to switch browsers to Internet Explorer and it works now

I regularly key names, addresses etc into a browser sometimes nothing of interest comes up, other times the results have been downright astonishing.

Use your mobile browser and you should be able to find what you need.

In my opinion, one of the benefits of real estate being fairly illiquid is that you can't keep refreshing your browser to see wild swings in valuation.On a deal by deal basis, yes - there are already effects on market pricing going forward.

@Caleb Heimsoth I was about to give you a smart *** answer about using Google or your web browser. ;) But, it looks like they changed things up and it is not clear.