No program can achieve an accurate analysis of RE until we have machines and programs that match human intelligence.

Clothes, food, plaster, boxes, plastic bins, classic trains, human urine and feces you name it.But believe it or not it was such a screaming deal I had to pull the trigger.

Our world is showing the human and environmental costs of such oversimplified and narrow perspectives.

Twitter and Facebook => If your budget allows it try with online real estate advertisementsAlso, I ran into a new startup offering live audio and video chat for online leads, can see who is your browsing your listings at the moment, can connect with them instantly and put a human factor in play, establish a relationship.

I am sure they are your bestest friends ever and the best human beings on earth.

So for those who have been in a similar position to mine, what advice do you have for contacting and making an impact with the human resource/recruiting managers?

I may qualify for habitat for humanity but I don’t know if it’s worth it.

As of now, the freight fees would probably not make them a cheap ride especially with the insurance of having human cargo. 

If you are more interested in learning the skills yourself, volunteering with Habitat for Humanity is a great way to learn skills under the direction of experienced contractors while giving back to the community (and it would be free education for you).  

This is advantageous because it is human nature to want to make more money on the deal and the listing agent will be making 6% so they will want to help you.