Thanks,Danny  Dan,Do not focus too much on how they should look like.Focus on credibility and providing value.THose sites look like that  because they focus on providing an amazing user experience.The point I am trying to make is... don't do it the other way around.Don't make it look like that and conclude that that is what "providing value & credibility" looks like.Make it look how ever it needs to so that value can be given.A bit abstract I know, but you'll get it.Post your site and I will evaluate it for you.

In NO universe can anyone conclude that the foreclosure list will give you motivated sellers.I TRULY do not understand how or why people KEEP ignoring the obvious.

They explained there's scammers around claiming to be nuns.So I have to decide, do I want to overthink the problem, or conclude it's doable.

You don't want the Service to conclude that the new entity took title primarily to resell it.  

An agent will charge some 6% for doing what you have already concluded.

The Court thus concludes that the intrusion is significant.”

We've had the pre-signed DIL discussion here before and it was pretty much concluded to not be a good idea.

We conclude that, under a paper-money system, a determined government can always generate higher spending and hence positive inflation.†"What promises hyperinflation this time is the lack of monetary discipline formerly imposed on the system by the gold standard; a fiscally bankrupt federal government; and a Federal Reserve dedicated to debasing the U.S. dollar.""

I will conclude by disclosing, the points I have discussed are my opinion in this topic based on my personal experience and knowledge about the New Jersey market. 

I'm only including this because it puts the sources in 1 easy to access spot):  The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission formed by the US Congress in 2009 to investigate the causes of the 2008 financial crisis, concluded "the CRA was not a significant factor in subprime lending or the crisis".[124]Ben Bernanke, then Chairman of the Federal Reserve, wrote that experience and research contradict "the charge that CRA was at the root of, or otherwise contributed in any substantive way to, the current mortgage difficulties