You will start to see who can make a decision and who continues to have overpriced inventory.If the deal is a great one and all you have to do is put up with bad behavior just remember it could be worse.I bought my first REO in 1984.

We are just a little disappointed because the Listing Agent proudly displays all of the various accreditations, and this is a big name brokerage.Also, since the trust is broken with the sellers and Listing Agent, do we need to amend the sales contract and line item all major appliances, light fixtures, etc..This is in The Woodlands, Texas…Thanks,Matt

I am already having trouble with Craigslist and Trulia not displaying my ad - maybe for unrelated reasons.  

Would you recommend I contact one of the others and see if I can submit an offer through them to the bank and get better disclosure behavior at least, and perhaps get someone who isn't going to try to pass along the fee?

Then again, you'll see the word "estimate" in there - meaning it's the software's best guess based on what it was programmed to figure out and how it was programmed to figure it.Both Zillow and Redfin will, however, accurately display public record info where it's available and you as the investor must assess that information make your own determinations.That's not always easy because we have out there what are known as "non disclosure" states where the actual sales closing numbers are not publicly available.

What I usually do is only display the really heavy stuff - murder, armed robbery, etc - to get a better idea of how rough a neighborhood is.Some stuff from another post I wrote, about actually visiting the neighborhood:Do other houses have bars on the windows or "cages" over the outside A/C units?

FINRA licenses individuals and admits firms to the industry, writes rules to govern their behavior, examines them for regulatory compliance, and is sanctioned by the U.S.

It is the seller who decides whether their address is to be displayed on the internet.

Vanguard even put out a white paper about advisors adding 3% net return in value added from more than just stock/bond/mutual funds/ETF allocation but also behavioral coaching, rebalancing withdrawal strategies and more.

I am sorry I was a little vague in the post, I thought the calculator was displaying everything.