You can also learn to use the Zestimate to get a very rough estimate of value - it may be off by a wide margin, but if you figure out is is consistently 20% low or high or whatever for your market, then it becomes a useful screening tool. 

It's on a quaint tree-lined street in Lawndale - not wide or busy, surrounded by many other buildings of the same era size.  

I'll bet there will be tests applied to the crowdfunding alternatives as the intent certainly isn't to wipe out the SEC by allowing 200, 000 people to invest a hundred bucks in anything someone dreams up and claim it falls under the jobs angle.

I am going to sell 9 acres w/ pond and 1 double wide, 1 single wide (both currently rented), & steel pole barn, Question is: Would it be easier in the current loan lending situations to divide up the property or sell it as a whole?

Just wondering if that is an angle that others have worked into the negotiations when the property is for sale by owner...

But prior to the crisis, training and qualification standards for loan originators varied widely, and compensation was frequently structured to give loan originators strong incentives to steer consumers into more expensive loans.

The house above is 23 feet wide, 4400 sq feet.

But you're right, this is a ticking time bomb.When I've bid out plumbing jobs the range of bids has been crazy wide.

This is part of why I outlined 5 different options in that post, because if one doesn't work for the specific type of list you're trying to pull, you can always try a different one.I don't think any of them are perfect from every angle, but you can usually find what you're looking for if you're fully informed about what the different options have to offer.As for the filtering market value & equity percentages (if I'm understanding your question right), I think you can do this with either ListSource or AgentPro247 - might be worth checking either of those out.

I do understand there will be a wide range of answers depending on banks, market conditons, etc.