http://www.townhall.com/Columnists/GuyBenson/2008/02/17/the_opportunistic_rise_of_barack_obamahttp://wonkette.com/361542/barack-obamas-dastardly-rage-and-corruption-revealedhttp://www.houstonpress.com/2008-02-28/news/barack-obama-screamed-at-me/http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jane-hamsher/barack-obama-profile-in_b_75466.htmlI don't think Clinton has a chance at this point, since the Media is in Obama's pocket.

Edit: according to this law firm's article, the webpage will pass muster if it checks the visitor's IP address to confirm it is within the offering state AND a disclaimer that the offer is limited to residents of that state.

I am not one because there is no value in paying all of their fees each year.Doesn't mean I don't have Ethics.In fact there are many REALTORS who do not have ethics so a title doesn't mean squat.Agency laws vary by state.In my state of Georgia I can check a box that I represent the seller and that the buyer is not represented as a CUSTOMER.I still get both sides of the commission and perform ministerial acts for the buyer (filling in the contract) but do not represent them as a client.As far as commission MONEY talks.Some brokers/agents will scream ethics and I submit all offers etc.Some do but over 90% of agents fail in the first year of entering the business.

(Definitely had times I was glad I WAS carrying but those situations deflated themselves)I come around the side of a house we were rehabbing and watch my guy get thrown down and pummeled by the ten...run up and scream "NO-NO-NO"...I could have been miming for all the good it did.

Personally, I plan on doing direct mail, ads and PPC to drive phone calls and visitors to my website.

There have been only 2 applications and 11 visitors.

when Grandparents visit, or you have to drive your kids friends, etc...#3 safer for kids - sliding doors are a godsend when parking.  

my two cents: stage the house. if you were going to sell your car, taking out $20 to clean it and shine up the interior will increase it's price. the same for real estate, the exterior and look will drive up price as opposed to say an old HVAC system which won't drive down the cost as much if visitors love rhe way your kitchen set up looks like.other thought is to remember and to me more importantly than whether or not to stage your house, this is your business. everyone i've talked to says real estate investing starts out making so much sense theoretically then becomes a huge pain UNTIL they have networked enough to find themselves surrounded by the right team. there are parts of this business you rightly will want to outsource because professionals in those fields can do it better and more efficiently than you. in this case it looks like you need to take charge of your business and hire a better real estate agent and hire out the parts you need to get the deal dine including getting a professional stager.in my opinion (without knowing any other facts), those people who aren't submitting offers not because of the price so dropping your price may not make a difference. something else is going on there.

@Redgy Saint-Germain I'll fall out of my California arm-chair when I see a guru scream "10X your reserves!"

I'm selling my least favorite little houses easily by owner and scoffing at asking prices, too, if I even bother looking anymore.While it would have been neat (kind of- for a while) if my dad was in RE and had a business I worked at as an employee to boot, having had to be the black sheep and break from the norm on my own has made me more scrappy and creative.I'd keep dad in my tool bag just in case a screaming cash deal comes along, but would also be stocked with knowledge of seller financing, especially.