This is my first time trying this- but I just sent an email last night to the 50 or so people I had in my spreadsheet who had filled out the web form requesting a showing over the last month, and I already have five showings booked WITHOUT HAVING TO CALL ANYONE.

I have seen a lot of older posts regarding this, but I am hoping for some more recent responses in regards to which web domains are the best as well as the easiest hosting.  

We have those fancy ones with external ice/water thingy.

Do you have any suggestions on what type of language to use for something like that where it will pull specific data from a web site?

Pot grower that breeds plants high in CBD (cannabidiol compound) and low in THC (psychoactive compound), I found it quite striking:Medical marijuana refugees: 'This was our only hope'I first heard about Charlotte's Web and the development of other low THC varieties for treatment of seizure disorders here on BP thread a few months back.  

Also, if you are looking for concessions when negotiating, a third party report helps.The UAR has a very good buyer's due diligence form which lists many external factors that you should also be considering like HOA, utility history, zoning, etc.  

Perhaps honing one's skill set means going beyond real estate proper and exercising one's creative talents.I have many hats; I am an ePublisher; a web developer and mobile designer.

If you go to the web site in Jay's signature there is a lot of good information on markets and TK.

www.hudhomestore.com PS:Some other winning tips pulled from the web:(Keep in mind...each property has its own winning threshold)1.

Depending on where it is, First American Title has an awesome app for viewing recorded docs  - my first am app - can also be accessed on the web.