Thanks for the recommendation.Quick question - for MLS  and access to forms, do you still keep your membership to a local real estate organization?

I took a moment at the very end of the evening to introduce myself to the organizer.

But @Mark Gagner seems to be doing well with it in TX..Regarding other "appreciation" markets, Austin has been on fire, and has some unique "hot" characteristics like the job scene, tech, desirable for young folks, location, etc.

The simple fact that the 50% can move from 100% to 10% depending on a host of variables unique to each particular property makes using this rule kind of pointless in my mind. please correct me if i am wrong here.

It could be old news, but figured I'd put it out there.http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/dhcr/rfp/pdf/...It's for stabilization of deteriorating neighborhoods due to superstorm sandy.The part that stopped me was this line: "The program initially will provide zero interest, 100% forgivable loans to Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs) and Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs).

Hi All, We have a unique situation in my community in that we have a known Guru who is running the local REI club.

Its organized by @Charles Nguyen  

But I digress, what is really driving me nuts is trying to organize my process so as not to feel overwhelmed, I've started my llc started A newsletter feed to send out to those Im now having someone create me a landing page for leads and all while not seeing a single house yet.

There are no mines or oil wells or unique geographical features driving the growth of the greater NYC metro -- just people.

I'm one of the co-organizers.