Definitely ALWAYS search these forums with any question you can come up with; and honestly, browse them for topics you may not realize exist that you'll need to know.

Hi all,I am new to BP in the past few weeks and have been browsing until now.  

Browsed through those links in between work calls a bit here... 

I browse all the real estate websites and look at the median prices but their range is so large.

Was just browsing realtor.com to get an idea whats around.

I looked into one lender while I was just browsing one time, and they only asked for a credit score; I thought it seemed a little fishy, haha. 

I click the link to browse a website that looks beautiful, but is seemingly VERY vague about what they do, what they offer, and what the opportunity is for investors. 

Hi everyone, I was just browsing my local craigslist and I ran across an ad from Hubris Capital.

@Gordon Cuffe Facebook gets the information from their own platform, from our browsing and also from a number of companies that sell them information (including credit card companies).I would be BS'ing you if I told you the EXACT method they use to track 'likely to move' people, but I can tell you that Facebook is capable to track if you're browsing houses in a different area, or town, if you're buying some kind of moving services, if you're travelling to a particular city on a regular basis, etc.I have tried campaigns targeting people 'likely to move' and the response have been positive.Right now I'm advertising to this same targeting in Fresno and Clovis, CA...

I have never actually used it but I have browsed around there after I heard others mention it.