I also speak at other people's meets (in the UK and in Europe), publish a column in a print magazine and have been online since 1982 (my day job then included being paid to use online).So, when I can help, I will contribute what I have seen work.

There was an article published this week about a tax preparer who incorrectly filed returns for years and now her clients owe a combined $1.4 million in taxes following an audit. 

Are you worried that number is stupid or it will hurt your reputation for publishing a stupid number?

Who also published about business ethics; ironic isn't it.

Have a look if NAR (National Association of Realtors) publishes any of the state by state data.

When the entry date hits it becomes a general listing but any good deals will be sold before they are published.

I noted 3 upscale brick townhomes (new construction) in one development in the recent published transfers in the $600-800k range.

Along with that, I'm an aspiring writer with a book at a publisher right now and two reality tv show ideas in front of a major producer.Again, sorry for that Joshua.

A long time ago I wrote a book and sent my manuscript to one publisher and got rejected.

The best way is to see who is selling what, and then ask if they have a list you can be put on, that will let you know before a property is published to the MLS.