It's imprecise and only done by banks for insurance purposes and it drives me insane as an NYC appraiser valuing century-old townhouses that simply can't be built anymore. xDWhat you can do to impact the appraisal really depends on the type of property.

1 - Learn how to analyze markets properly based on $$$ not %%%2 - Learn how money works, and then learn how to develop strategies that don't involve buying distressed properties3 - Learn what a REI Plan is, how to design one, and how to execute it.4 - Learn the true meaning of the words:  Cost, profit, risk, leverage, and more5 - Learn why your seed money should NEVER be spent...you only spend your profits6 - Learn what a "Cashlike Substance" is, and why it's more powerful than cash7 - Learn how 5% > 15%8 - Learn the meaning of the number 1073741824, and why from now on, it is the most important number sequence in your life.9 - Learn the Power of the Penny10 - Learn what Einstein called, "the greatest invention of the 20th century", and "...the 8th wonder of the world"...and how to incorporate it into REI....and, more

In reality, though, interest rates are not "artificially low" if you look at them over the centuries.

Joey Budka, check out the new book written by Keller Williams - HOLD...http://youtu.be/PjculZauSp8Check out the 12:00 Minute and especially the 14:00 minute mark.It is interesting to know, that the investor Real Estate agent had the smallest clientele, but yet at that time was the #1 Real estate agent under Century 21 at that time!

I'll be going with century 21, my best friend and his dad work there, they told me since I'm a new agent I will most likely get 50/50 split for the first new months and then I'll be able to negotiate later.

I have 2 management companies (Century 21 & Long and Foster) because the properties are in 2 different states.  

Bigger companies such as KW, ReMAX and Century 21 offer good training programs and name recognition, however their commission split is high and you pay monthly office fees.

I know a Century 21 or RE/Max will probably not sell me a franchise due to lack of experience.

Single family mid century style with pool?

Hi Gary: The house is beautiful; you really stayed true to the Mid-Century motif.