You can find a good promissory note online, then just have the seller sign the note and take it in to put a lien on the property that way you will ensure that the title company sends you a check.

As you enter data a graph measures your progress in relation to your goal.

That is a very good idea Thomas, with the weather being unpredictable, you cannot always ensure that the flyers are in good condition.Pasting it to a window or patio door, is a great way to make the stats available to the visitors.

It's not a generalization, it is the most (the only) accurate data out there.

The most important part is to ensure that you have "realistic" exit strategies.

I passed with a pretty good score overall...I don't understand why you'd want to get your license other than to access the MLS (Which can be a good thing at times, but isn't nessisary with other data services out there if you're in a covered area).

MUST you get an appraiser to determine this or are comps and other data used?

That right there ensures the offer at least gets presented.Each offer is always submitted as “All Cash†(even if it isn’t really) and we tell the bank we can close within 10 days.

:lol: Most of the data I have researched shows the Dow will rest somewhere around 7,000.

Sort the list by sale data, lot size and living area.