I remember one fee from a couple years ago that I still can't get out of my head, called an 'upload fee', wow, what was that all about.The latest was $75 for "Seller's Package - Printing".

Just be sure to read all the fine print so you know what youre getting yourself into,Good Luck

You can print a guess pass to attend two meetings for free.

A two story house with the same foot print is not going to be worth double the value of a ranch.Lot size generally has little effect on price, in my experience.Condition and finishes make a big difference, too.

And you might want to print out what you have written to them in hot pink or yellow to catch their attention.Hope this helps!

Any suggestions on a good national print ad medium?

HELOC frozen.I called and they stated that in the fine print they could do that if the home values fall.

That was the starting move, and no telling whether they would go down more or not.He bought from a local shop and showed them a print-out of what he could order it for on-line, and they came down about $800 in their price in order to make the sale to him.I buy refrigerators from that store, and I go in and tell them what price Lowe's has on that size fridge, and they will match it, often coming down a couple hundred dollars from the posted price.

I would also suggest printing up some business cards and giving them to people you know and people you meet.

I have a local map book (Thomas Brothers/Rand McNally have ones for most major metro areas that often print subdivision names on the map) and I mark it up with “good, bad, ok†and other notations.