I will definitely check out the links you supplied.

On September 7, 2005, Lagow wrote the following: “In summary: We have a clear attempt to control the market- utilization of one appraiser, a refusal to supply data with outside appraisers, and the appraiser of choice is being paid a fee abnormally higher than what we pay everyone else for the same work.

I'm not an economist, but generally with inflation, an increase in the money supply (dollar is worth less so you need more of them) will cause the price of a commodity (real estate in this case) to rise as inflation increases.

Im doing this because I think it will be entertaining for some of you, but mostly because I believe it will help a lot of beginners and newbies like myself.Plan: 1)To buy a list from a listing website (absentee owners) 2) Send 100 absentee letters by USPS by next tuesday Supplies: 2) Find Red Pen in my junk drawer 3) Find yellow paper booklet under my bed 3) Buy Envelopes 4) Buy a roll of stamps Yes I wrote 100 letters out by hand and write on the envelopes.

It's still about location, supply and buyer demand.

But that doesn't account for supply.

It is mainly due to the proximity to Manhattan as well as the fact the landlords know that demand is high and supply is low.

They may supply some forms but will stay away from explaining how to set up a compliance management system because of liability.The attorneys will try to explain the laws and what they mean, and will take questions for clarification because they do have E and O that will cover them on that, and because, they will be very careful about what they say in a public gathering.

The REO supply has pretty much dwindled down to nothing out this way (I'm in the south suburbs as well although much further than yourself).

(supply and demand).