I'm not recommending you do that - but you should be comfy with your decision somewhere on that spectrum.

You can create a WordPress website that runs the spectrum from very simple in look and feel to very intricate and incredible detailed, so much in fact that you never even know that you were looking at WP website.

i always have a problem at the opposite end of the spectrum. all the homes i have purchased have come $300-$800 above the purchase agreement.the biggest crock is the appraisers having a copy of the PA. dont even get me started on that.they dont want to kill a deal and they appraise the house i am about to buy JUST above the PA. whatever. i still get a great long term deal

The wealth of knowledge you have provided here is certainly a generous gift.Years ago I studied for the real estate broker's exam but decided against going into the field - not that the knowledge hasn't served me well over that time.During the last 30 years I have been deeply involved in high tech, primarily the PC industry, including a couple of decades running my own business selling and servicing computers, ran an ISP and have worked my way up to industry spokesperson in that field.Now I am looking to widen my horizons, even though I am not kidding myself into thinking this is "easy money" or that I will jump into this full time right away.Specifically, I am interested in applying my high tech skills to this field, finding both traditional and innovative ways to leverage my abilities to market properties, starting out on the lower end of the spectrum and working up from there.I look forward to exploring any opportunities that I may be offered, working with as many people as I can effectively service, learning everything I can, and teaching if I am fortunate enough to be able to.Again, thank you for providing this opportunity,Ken

It sounds like you folks will be a great addition to the practical side of the RE spectrum.

This will just delay making that spectrum available for better uses.

Well the ARV was on the conservative side of the spectrum.

__________________________________________________That can be said about any government from any perspective of the political spectrum.

(in my opinion, of course)Oh, and to address my comment about "uneducated rhetoric," there have been several independent studies that have indicated that those who watch Fox News and those who listen to talk radio (presumably on both sides of the political spectrum) tend to be more likely to be misinformed about politics.

I guess I have the full spectrum of grief right there.