Here is a link to an Equity trust web page.

The renovation team is happy (regardless of whether it was internal to the TK provider or external) because they completed a project and got paid, and in most cases, the investor is happy because you got into a reasonably priced, freshly renovated house that performs at about .8% -.9% and provides cash flow.

And without that external force factor, prices will just go sideways, sales volume go down of course, until the demand improves again. 

(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.  

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

A 1925 build might still be balloon framed, in which case, you may be required (here you would anyway) to fire rate (resilient channel, 5/8" fire-X drywall, non combustible insulation such as rock wool between floors and separating walls) external and load bearing walls in addition to ceilings and dividing walls. 

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.