Originally posted by @Sammy G.

@Kelly G. actually the vast majority of agents and brokers in Milwaukee are "independent" - however many of them don't stand out because they do very view transactions.

I liked the part when the farmer asked him for 15k for the land and he damn near fainted at the price....lol.http://www.inc.com/magazine/20080501/paradise-the-hard-way_pagen_3.html

That would be simple math.I used to see those charts all the time in real esate for sale magazines.

Tim: I like my Glock 9 because of the increased magazine capacity.

Without opening a big *** can of worms and having everybody get on their soapbox about the H-I-G-H-L-Y subjective and dubious "50% rule", the answer to your question is....it depends.a) What is your strategy?

If you want somebody to spend some time with you, talking about the whole REO deal in Pittsburgh, feel free to call me anytime at 412-320-9525, and do it before the G-20 Conference, because after that, there's no telling how many properties will be left.

They gave us their marketing material about being in Success magazine and whatever else magazine they were feature in.

To get the listing agent's number you will need access to either the MLS or find it on Realtor.com, a Homes magazine or any other publication where it is listed.

It also has statewide and city discussion boards as well as general subject boards.rottentomatoes; I'm a movie junky (easier to deal with than real life) so this is great for research, it's pretty cool because the moves discussed (and posters) are not just American.doityourself; the best site I've found for posting questions and getting GOOD answers on how to do a particular job.I also subscribe to the onlline editions of several big newspapers and magazines that I don't receive in paper form.all cash