I am very much looking forward to digesting the information provided on this site.

Just digest it the same way you eat an elephant.

Boric Acid works by plugging the roaches digestive system.

Slightly off-topic, but does this (or any other BP) forum have a digest form for posts?

That's not necessarily a knock on other real estate brokers, seller concessions are difficult to digest but Realtor's on the 'other side' sometimes treat an offer with a concession like it's the "boogeyman."

I don't pay him for the leads, but for the time and effort that it takes to research the executor's address for each lead.VERY time consuming and tedious.I'm happy to pay for them.And getting someone local is cheaper than using an online source.Tons of people pay for information that's public but has been put into an ''easy to digest'' format --- what's illegal about that?

I shall digest it some more.

Just spent lots of time reading the various magazines (Architectural Digest is a great one - it has almost nothing to do with architecture and is all design and interior decorating), ordering books from Amazon, spending hours walking the isles at the tile/flooring shops, checking out other websites like pintrest, houzz, wayfair, etc. 

Along with a free search tool called Google and the 500,000+ members of all kinds of backgrounds and experience levels on here you can get any and all info you could possibly digest in a lifetime and save all that money...

You can often check with the county or city and they usually have tax assessor digests segmented by property type.I do not like contracts I cannot terminate at anytime.If Loopnet and Costar need a contract that cannot be terminated that should tell you something.