The site is all about selling you tools for one market segment: mortgage defaults (so REO and defaulted notes.)

Hi Anne,Unfortunately the reality is that there are software segments that have never really gone Mac and there are simply few if any choices.

Unless you are going for the bottom segment of the market as far as tenants are concerned I would worry about a lot of other things before I worried about an eviction.

These high rise sales didn’t exist last August and they are pushing the median price up.A better indicator of the market would be the resale segment.

I got some good feedback...one of the main things was to slice up the video into segments to create faster download time, which I did.The brokers and realtors had great feedback and felt that this is something their buyers and fellow realtors need to look at.

This may happen too soon for them to list it, find a buyer, close, etc.2) They don't realize quite how much their property is worth, and therefore haven't considered selling it.3) They live out of town and just haven't had the time or energy to deal with the property, finding a realtor, etc.My questions are as follows: 1) Identify who we should mail, and how we should segment (i.e. in area vs. out of area owners?)

Energy trading isn't very well understood by the general public-- it's a small, specialized segment of trading but it fits my lifestyle and I enjoy it.

The flow has continued since - China's tremendous growth and the creation of a Nouveau Riche segment in their population has seen continued buying of real estate in Vancouver.  

Looks like the city has backed-off their crusade against unreinforced masonry construction (for now) so hoping that helps remove pressure from other segments of housing as well (I had prospective tenants asking about earthquake retrofitting in a rental I own built in 2004). 

When you have preconceived negative images of a specific segment of society it can subconsciously prompt you to treat them according to your bias.