I have used the "Lite" version, and may subscribe to the full version.Thank you much,Eric

The member blogs will be getting more attention after our navigation rebuild, and even more once we redesign the blogging system in the coming months.To clarify - some blogs posts will not be promoted by our system's front page -- if they are hyper-local, if they are advertorial, spammy, if the quality is poor, or if they are simply promotional.They will be available if you subscribe to that particular blog, they will be searchable and indexable by search engines, and can be found if you follow the user posting it.Bryan - No one determines the content that is produced by our member blogs.

This is not in agreement with the code of ethics that a Realtor, or a Realtist are subscribing to.

Until I learned the beauty of filtering, I considered deleting that email account.I did subscribe to my own thing I recommended and so far zero spam. i'm not signed up for anything else from where I work and I'm pretty sure it's actually over now that the whole deal is live. :) Guess I'll have to add that to the ever-growing "to-do list" of ted talks.

I'm looking for homes to mail postcards/letters to and I've subscribed to PS. 

I briefly subscribed to Realtytrac and it listed two different starting bids - one about $112K an the other for $156K.

You could also subscribe to the Chattel Finance Newsletter which discusses these issues on a regular basis. 

Others subscribe to simple economics, suggesting banks are not foreclosing due to the high costs of holding a vacant home.

Where what I can see, there isn't too much, a starting investor like me can buy.In terms of joining local meetups , I have already checked out and subscribed to meetups in Edmonton for REI.

I hope you'll all check it out and will also subscribe to the show beyond that.