@Scott McGill if you are thinking preemptive, you might consider buying the pan or container you put around them to catch the water if they start leaking.

The numbers simply didn't pan out because the values were so high.

For all the reasons @Sean Pan stated above, as well as the fact that they may notice things about the property that you don't, often know about listings before they come on the market, may know about other things that are going to be built nearby, etc.

I won't digress to the level of asking how Krugman's consulting gig, for which Enron paid him $10,000 a day while he was an economic journalist for the New York Times panned out.

The pans are way way to fast- your really rusing through the home - you spent 10 seconds in the kitchen (approx)- Hold the camera more steady and level - your off-level more then your on level- Be aware of the apature - windows are going to blow out your indoor so try to keep them not so visible....this takes time and creativity for sure - or play around with your own apature setting so it isn't automatic - let the windows blow out but it will not dim the floors / walls that your trying to show off- your camera / footage is good quality outside - I would invest in a light for the indoors- i would invest in a wide angle lens- show the exterior - all of it - front / back / sides - do a 360 of the street / block....- I might go right to the house and use text to show everything you just said but be discrete with it - not full screen.I tink it is better then you think to be honest - you can always add in a title screen and a close screen with your logo / fancy graphics etc....that woudl be sizzle - add in a map and do a zoom on the map while your talking about where it is - have text on screen listing all the things you forgot to say while your walking around :)

Tim must live in Never Never Land along with Peter Pan if he thinks that human trafficking (which is illegal) and slavery (which was legal) is the same thing.

Ran the mile in 4.38/42 consistantly, 440 in .46/48, won regional swimming meets and was a cycling road racer in 67 Pan Am games in Winnepeg.

I doubt it would slam into the regular round meter pan, and if I have to have a new meter pan wired in and deal with all the permits and electrician bill, it would really have to be worth it.

I did it myself for less then $600 including 3 flex hoses 18" stand, pan and pulling the permit.

I'm going to second Dan Smith and Rich Ng It's imperative you follow the laws to the T in Massachusetts or else you could find yourself in some pretty hot water.