The Bay Area Equestrian Network is a west-coast based equine version of Craigslist (super popular resource out here) and has a real estate section with active listings (or you can navigate to the listing agents' sites to see more of their properties).As @Bruce Woodruff mentioned, the money can border on obscene (basically it's the clients and/or investors that are really the ones paying for all of the fancy stuff the trainers have).

@Chris SeveneyYeah they would counter argue that I may have cut after receiving the summon notice without proving their version of allegation.

Maybe post version numbers for the hardware and software you are using, so others might be able to corroborate your experience.

My out of the box version looks nothing like the version you showcase below as what you consider to be a fair representation.If I'm required to redesign the entire site in order for it to be a fair representation - I'm not sure how I could ever run a true A/B test, as my unique changes will always be a unique variable in one version of any A/B test.

We plan to hit all lists multiple times before creating new versions of the list.  

There is a free version with limited data and a paid version if you want to dig in for more data.

What version of Internet Explorer are you running?

Seems as though Mint is the new age version of Quicken.

Short version: I paid too much, bought in the wrong areas chasing ridiculous ROI %, did not hire an experienced, professional property manager, which also cost me financially, ultimately had to unload the houses losing about half of my initial investment + holding costs and some repairs and maintenance.  

I represent lenders in bankruptcy court and really only see some version of his Options 1 and 2.