A squeeze page is a single web page with the sole purpose of capturing information for follow-up marketing; that means NO exit hyperlinks.

Look them up lots of information on there web page or you can set up a time to talk to someone about what you would like to do.

Nothing to compare it to the rate in commercial webpages but more or less stable an income, innit.

For an agent or lender, start with network tab at the top of the BiggerPockets webpage.  

If you have a question about something, use the search box in the blue bar at the top right of the web page to see if there has already been some good discussion on the topic.

To the left of the web page you will notice there are searches (the black writing and blue writing under it) engines that lead to the listings!

Curt, for most links, rather than listing a whole link you can give the name of the webpage (e.g. just say "Zillow") and other identifying information and people can look it up themselves.Originally posted by @Curt Smith:AND no I do NOT agree with the BP limitations of;  no referals / tips, phone numbders etc, URLS in regular forums.   

It's simply a number based on comps from the county assessors web page...not to be confused with the assessed value.)$25k approx balance of primary mortgage= $364k approx equity in primary home= positive $353k since plan implementation$214k approx value of what the Roth IRA would be worth if I would have stayed the courseor$846k if I would have invested 100% of the extra money I have put towards paying down the mortgages.= what could have been a positive $180k or $812k in value from 2010.Bottom line 11 years into the plan.Gained $619k in home equity; while I could have gained $180k or $812k in Roth valueI mention in one of the discussions after my update 2 years ago that I would try to take into account the fact that home equity could still occur without extra payments on the mortgage(s) and I should try to account for that.

Look for web pages for PMs in Carrabelle and St George Island to get an idea of the properties there.

From the webpage:(all of this and more is covered here in BiggerPockets for free just by reading.