The odds of the prize being behind the other door (Option #2 above) is actually 67% (two-thirds) and the odds of the prize being behind the original door you chose is 33% (one-third).So, if you want the prize, you should switch doors...Feel free to argue, but that's that's the correct answer regardless of how unintuitive it may seem (though, to most people who have studied statistics and have been taught to think in these types of terms, it's actually pretty obvious)...

Another vote for vBulletin with a good editor to EASILY bold, italicize, quote, and create hotlinks.

I used to send a VERY simple---just a bold title & a few bullet points WITH a hand written short sentence on it.

Joe, you are certainly entitled to your opinion, some of which I agree with, however, to make a bold "cross the board" statement that it is not a good time for a novice to enter the CA rehab flip market is just not true.

There are also a significant amount of statistics for sales broken down by area which is another great resource to have.I agree, MLS is not the be-all end-all, but I wouldn't discount it's usefullness.

Thought, statistically speaking, your children stand a far, far, far greater chance of being abducted or harmed by someone they already know than by strangers.

I was told to type in bold Wrongful Detainer on that form as those get processed sooner versus other types of evictions.  

You are correct in that the second one highlights statistically higher risk areas.

(Make them memorable......by choosing a good, but short, simple message........bold yellow color- at least on one side........great "feel" choice; then, send some to local probate attorneys....... reo, foreclosure, and/or distressed asset management officer of local banks.......pre-foreclosure homeowners (which your county may have a publication of, if not call throughout local courthouse until you find the right office for a list of them-a subscription may be available for a couple hundred dollars/year).

*i apologize for the bold text in the following section.