If you'd like to take a read of some of the aforementioned research, try these: A list of articles I can't post due to journal subscription stuff, but are cited in a short explanation of values by Habitat for Humanity: http://www.habitat.org/how/propertyvalues.aspxA working paper by NYU students that provides all the dense dry stuff I love, but bores most people to tears: http://furmancenter.org/files/publications/Does_Fe...And finally, what should be considered a holy grail source for us here on BP, the National Association of Realtors agrees with me, and links to some of my favorite research (and opinion pieces for those who like more interesting writing): http://www.realtor.org/field-guides/field-guide-to...

Thank you for that reply/explanation because I was also mixing up probate leads and probate data.I am currently preparing information on recent probate filings with information - eg property involved, petitioner/representative, address etc and I was calling my 'info' probate leads.  

If so with a conventional loan you only need 1 full month's worth of pay stubs and a written explanation letter for the job gap. 

I thought the numerous locations would be convenient when I had to schedule closing while working a full-time job, but I would not use them again.Two closings ago I used the Intown Office and Kati Heller.  

It is very understandable given the growing popularity of the online transaction and the numerous ways auction companies operate. 

But, after you've paid $10-20k up front at the HOA auction, a typical short sales price probably isn't that much of a steal.Thanks for the explanation.  

I plan to always keep one to manage ourselves, so we don't lose touch with what tenants want in a property.As SFR section 8 and mobile home landlords, the stories are too numerous to convey.

Hey guys, I'm fairly new to this forum but have found numerous good examples of rental suggestions and such.

Good explanation @Bill Exeter.

I will start my explanation by estimating the amount of money necessary to create a life-long revenue stream of $5,000/Mo.