In my county, Fannie Mae owns 359 properties, but only has 143 listed for sale (or under contract) on their web site.For HUD, it's 147 and 36, respectively.I haven't taken a look at this before, there would obviously be a normal pipeline of homes in pre-listing status, but it seems like there is a lot of inventory needing to be moved to market.

I was paying $1000 a month for SEO and the only traffic I got was people actually typing in my company name or links from my U tube Virtual Tour Video's.

I came across this table on the census web site.

I've learned more in 1 hour than in months of surfing the web!

I need a couple web sites.

I spoke too soon, optimistically speaking if the traffic isn't too bad I hope to be there!

Knowing what I now know, I would probably choose another web domain, but my borrowers depend on my reputation and ability to deliver, not on the name of my website.

The web address are different for each county so I don't know what it is but you should be able to figure it out pretty easy with a little work on Google.

I'll share some of my recent experience with them:Before they would send me examples of properties I could purchase, other than old deals they had done that they have posted as examples on their web site, I had to speak with three different people.

There is also voluminous support for this found by searching the web, just as I did in a previous post.