@Clinton HolmesThe closest firm to you that I can think of is Pensco Trust.

If it's a question or comment about a topic, find the closest topic and put it there.  

come to SA well have steaks, bourbon and woman, i mean talk about real estate things

The closest, for me, is FMV -- the price a seller is willing to sell and a buyer is willing to buy, at any given instant in time. 

My closest friends were those that I met during the four years at school.

A brand new hospital is being built across the street from the neighborhood; we're one of the closest homes, and certainly the nicest neighborhood in the area.

I hate having to visit them as the area is a depressing sea of bland beige strip malls filled with Outback Steak House and Subway.   

Enjoy the extra revenue and buy some of that Texas grass fed beef steak with a beer so you can chill.Now with the caged animals, I’m pretty sure they, along with a few of your co-Hart’s responding to your post, didn’t think it was a big deal.

I'm planning to invest in either the Madison area or Milwaukee area seeing as they are the closest large metropolitan areas, I've also wondered if looking at growing towns/cities would be a good idea i.e.

I'd also post it in facebook market place..I've found a lot of buyers off posting my CFD on Zillow as well..I also always tell the neighbors near the house (4 in each direction and across the street) AND I put a sign in the yard because people also drive by..If you have more signs put a sign on the closest main road and you'll get a bunch of calls as well..You can also find buyers by calling mortgage brokers and asking if they've had anyone come in recently that couldn't qualify but had a down payment and tell them why you're asking if they question you..That's a bunch of ideas that work for every CFD that I've done and how I've found all of my buyers.