The menu bar floats, but does not stay stuck to the top of the view window ... sometimes it's at the top, other times it's 40% of the way down the screen overlayed on other content and occasionally it's on the bottom.When the menu bar is not at the top of the screen, it is not always operational.I'll see if I can grab a better screen shot.

As I realtor in Illinois I have access to other states through my MLS log-in under the tools menu.

I have another UK cloud based system which has an IVR (Interactive Voice Response) menu which is also free in so far as I receive 1 call a month.I don't think IVR menus that terminate in a voicemail (like GV) rather than in speaking to a live person is good for any business and this is where a virtual receptionist working on behalf of many businesses, taking messages booking appointments etc can come in handy.

I viewed the education section on the menu.

See below:******************Forward: will forward a call to another phone, and optionally forward to a new URL if the call isn't answered or the line is busy.Find Me: will ring up to 10 phone numbers in order, until somebody answers the call, and forward to another URL (or Twimlet) if none of the numbers are answered.Simulring will dial 2 or more (up to 5) phone numbers simultaneously, and the first person to answer is connected to the caller, and forward to another URL (or Twimlet) if nobody answers.Voicemail will ask the user to leave a message, and will email the audio recording to a specified email address.Simple Menu will play a message for the caller, and wait for them to press one or more digits, launching them to a new URL (or twimlet!)

This in addition to minimizing risk for a client by not having single points of failure also helps in assembling a menu of best of breed providers across the spectrum. 

The floor held up very well to beer spills and beach sand. to tag you use the @sign and start typing the name then choose from the pull down menu.

So those living in other areas just basically pick off of a menu.. instead of the normal searching you do with an agent.

menu=index&ms_user=monm&passwd=data&district=1301&mode=11

Please don't partner with a rookie, find someone who does several flips per year and has a track record of success (here on BP).If you trust your own abilities, get a hard money loan (see top menu here on BP) - 50% of the present value should be easy enough - pay off the debt and finish the job.