I've also heard there are new web based companies that will help sell the home for a much smaller fee. 

I have been researching around the web to find out about NNN leases and listening to prod casts as well. 

(bid premium, time to file suit.)Look at the Baltimore city web site for tax sale. 

If you google "move in checklist" you will find many examples on the web.

You can access the BBA website http://birminghambusinessalliance.com/ I hope I am okay to post that web address on here.

They aren't that secure (anyone with a crowbar could access a locked one), so I think next time I'll stick an outdoor web camera facing them. 

@Suzy CrawfordWelcome to BiggerPockets the site I consider to be Best Real Estate on the web.

We tried to look at Satellite internet but it just seemed like such a hassle and doesn't get good reviews.Our current setup isn't fast internet by any means but you can browse the web, etc. 

The internet and TV commercials with a phone are really bad ways to obtain financing.I can see ways to avoid the origination of loans, where an application might be made on a site but not being available to some organization, being picked out by a lender directly, it might be picked up by several lenders, the key is that the organization's web site skirts direct solicitations and collecting applications.

(First) page impressions and click through rates are extremely valuable information in my experience with other forms of web marketing, so that's why I'm looking to get a baseline on these metrics from other hosts with more time on these platforms.