Unless you are holding a gun to someones head to force them to sign the agreement or if you misrepresent what the agreement is.Most sellers are not interested in doing a "Net Listing" and I would never push that on them.

And NEVER force a deal, if it isn't a deal the numbers will tell you so.

Agreed Eric...If a person is not 'forced' to move, or hasn't lost their job, the value of what people's houses are worth is irrelevant...buy what you can afford or don't bother.

However, due to the fact that no one would take our dogs, we were forced to take one of the two houses that rent to dogs.

So let the market forces take care of the problem.

The reason being is people want information and they want it now; forcing them to watch some pretty little Flash intro or something like that is probably only going to irritate them.Also, it's not about making your site designer-worthy; it's about finding the hot spots that lead to actions on your customer's behalf.

Apparently even the Force doesn't help you speculate property.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Jobs loss, medical issues, divorce, or forced relocation are typically the source of the hardship.

Maybe all of the people who don’t rape, molest children or kill people should be forced to serve the prison time for all of the people who do.

More importantly, since 2003 our savings rate has averaged less than 2% per year, and these numbers include both the private and government labor force.