Getting to the next page is sketchy since the web site doesn't work all the time.

It was"published for opposition" in 2002. 

Having been through the dotcom boom and bust, I mean, a guy making $75K a year and getting a BMW signing bonus for knowing HTML (which I think I learned in 3 days when Tim Berners-Lee first published the spec) screamed to me that something bad was coming.  

Hi, I've been a longtime listener to the podcast.I'm still trying to learn more about different types of transactions so I can finally pull the trigger on my first deal.I'm a web developer by day so I'm hoping my experience with the computer and internet marketing will come in handy.I like meeting people, eating food and having a drink so if any of these activities sound good to you, drop me a line.

More info on my business is at our web site, but I dont know what the protocol is for posting such info here...We are based in Forest Hills NY so Long Island and the 5 boroughs are a major focal point for us.Also have a separate business that sponsors, structures and invests in multi-family properties focused on current yield and reasonable asset appreciation.Looking forward to learning more about this platform.

There are applications out there that review web activity and produce lists of people who are strongly considering selling homes but haven't listed yet.

See if you get hooked up with their web site that will let you pull up properties on it by address.Good Hunting!

I also go on to the web site of the main office that calls the auctions.  

I may re-publish it here.

Both have experience funding many types of situations and both should be easy to find with a web search.