I'm on Hemlane and it has saved me more than $30 per month in time and professionalism.

He also lives in the Art Museum area so he is probably intimately familiar with properties that are within a few minutes walk from your primary residence.

That doesn't mean there aren't areas of opportunity though, I'd highly suggest looking up the Walkers Point area and areas around there, where you're between the 3rd ward, where had any of us speculated on some of the then mostly vacant 10 story warehouses in time for the condo boom of the late 90's and 2000's, we'd be well on our way to the Forbes 400!

Not sure where "Bob" made said purchase, but it's first in time, first in line for lien mortgage lien priority in Texas. 

I'll broaden those if I'm forced to, but try to keep them as close in time and distance as possible.   

They said at one point in time it looked like to people where starting to work on it but then it all stopped.

They were once new at some point in time and maybe someone thought they were insignificant just as they think of us.

These folks have an intimate knowledge of your local market, including market values, political happenings, local contacts, and much more!

Once I find a buyer, how do I ensure that they close in time?

I wish I would have went with a lawyer now but can't go back in time.