(Note: these guys are doing some web development work for me and we've worked out a deal where I will get some consulting time for every new client I refer them.  

Fuller had made the cover of the Time Magazine.

No you do not need to have either a buying or a selling web site.

I did some looking around on the FDIC web site.

Check out Real Estate and The Web forum near the bottom of the Forum Index.

I did a web search and couldn't locate anything.

OK, so just looked at one randomly chosen web site.

With the basics you can do some research on the web and quickly find out a great deal about the values and the area.

The income approach, the value of the property is estimated using the income, the property is expected to produce in the future.You will find that this method is mostly used on commercial and multi unit property types but works well when selling a property that a buyer wants to hold and rent.You will find a great web site with tons of data free at:http://www.huduser.org/datasets/fmr.html"You're never a loser until you quit trying."

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