Use your access to scour the MLS for deals you could be interested in.

Since i read the response a couple hours ago, i have been scouring the sec website for regulation D info!

Scour the BP Forum to find out any information on the contact or company.2.

But yeah, I'm sure Glenn Beck is scouring Tim's posts for info about the oil spill...

Until then scour the internet, library and bookstores for any and all materials dealing with real estate.

Making it easy to see the property so as to increase the chances of multiple offers or better offers.A buyers agent that strives to fully understand what their client is looking for and scours listing and other sources to find them.

I have been scouring the internet to find a straight answer to this question and I am hoping that someone could finally solve this for me or at least give me something I can work off of.

As long as I stick to that criteria for buying/selling, I can sell houses all day long.I would spend 10-20 hours scouring MLS data to get an idea of what is (and isn't) selling in your market, and try to pick up on trends that might help you determine which areas and types of houses to focus on.You might also find this useful:http://www.123flip.com/education/flipping-in-2009-part-1

But there is also "shadiness" going on as well; one property in an area where my wife daily scours the listings came under contract and it said 60 DOM - and it never had visibility on realtor.com until the day the buyer's agreement went into place.

Maybe I'm not remembering right because I've scoured the Internet and haven't found anything like this.One more thing...