@Matt CostelloMilwaukee is a very "unique" city even from block to block.

I'm located in Northern NJ and find myself in a bit of a unique situation that I could use some advice on.

They compare square foot prices of solds, but don't take into account your fancy granite counters or dysfunctional floor plan for that matter and zestimates tend to skew the more unique a property is.

Our expert presenter, Tina Tamboer of the Cromford Report, will provide you with her unique perspective on what is happening in our market today and her projections for the future.Go to http://azreia.org

Trying to come up with an offer price for a property but I'm stuck as this house is a bit unique.

I've got a unique project and hope for some feedback:A client of mine is trying to figure out what to do with some land in Loudonville Ohio (Ashland County OH) that is currently undergoing environmental remediation (undertaken by the previous owners).  

I have a question for you experts out there, I have a bit of a unique situation here in CO and need a little evaluation. 

Depending on the value of the property you will need to show up with $x,000 in certified funds to register to bid and if you are the high bidder you will need to increase your deposit to y% (typically 10%) of the high bid within a couple of business days. 30 days settlement is standard, so financing is possible.The difference in risk level between private auctions and foreclosures is huge.

We decided to try different types of financing as everyones situation is unique.

@Cameron York - whether a note will go into foreclosure really is a unique situation on the note and as part of due diligence you will have a good idea if it is definite foreclosure or possible foreclosure.