There some guys in Austin (Paperless Agents) that are teaching people how to be more competitive in what you do and the computer density that you display.  

I did take a peak at your website and the display of the properties is very nice.

The amount of info they display for free is enough to make an initial determination if the market is worth exploring further since what you're generally looking for is the level of competition (# of listings), average occupancy rates, and average earnings (simply for directional purposes).Only after you have a short list of 4-5 cities, it makes sense to get a subscription for those particular cities.

Perhaps something that displays a zip code's risk when compared with others in the county.

And not that it matters, but just for you to stop lying out of your bum, I proved you wrong.Why YOU are displaying your paycheck around, I have no idea.

@Joe Gore Marci Stein I think I hear bells and fireworks going off as for once I actually agree with Joe !!!

Investor offers may only be considered after the first 15 full days on the HomePath website, when the First Look™ countdown clock is no longer displayed.

This show is so large because of all the homes on display that there are only a few places in the country that can house them all inside.

Its not going to display all of the properties available in the entire country just by clicking the "Good Neighbor Next Door" link.

Take in mind my numbers are market specific and relatively low compared to some of the high volume guys out there:COST PER LEAD (Someone calls me or fills out a form on my website)Website SEO – 53 Leads / 6 months = 9 Leads / month @ $200/month = $22/Lead *Targeting – None/city-wideFacebook Ads – $30-$80/Lead *Targeting - PoorGoogle Display Ads - $258/Lead *Targeting – AverageGoogle Search Ads - $271/Lead *Targeting – AverageCOST PER CLOSE12 Through Google Search ($2,640 spend) / 12 = $220 / Deal4 Through Facebook ($9,400 spend) / 4 = $2,350 / Deal1 Through Google Paid ($1,240 spend) / 1 = $1,240 / DealI've also done direct mail which is the most targeted, but it's also very expensive in my market relative to the response rate.Anyways in summary there's been two things that have had the best ROI in my business:1.