I just posted a blog about this subject at http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/153 Fast Web is a great free service.

Hi Jack, I'm interested to hear more about web marketing from your perspective, i.e., suggestions for books, software, etc.

Denmark is also the only European country, where private individuals or companies can have web sites censored on allegations that they infringe on their property rights.

Meaning you will hold title.You will need a 50K Bond, That will cost you $1000.00 a year.You will need to take a 3 day class which you just missed it started Yesterday. that is $250.00 and the Licence fees to the state which is $550.00 a year.This is TDHCA web site.http://www.tdhca.state.tx.us/mh/

It doesn't do web search, but computes data.I wish it was around when I was in high school, but I see zero use for it today . . . perhaps that'll change.BTW - With a name like WolframAlpha, they better think about a rebrand, and fast.

I have a web site that I post my deals on.

While you can submit an offer before you view the property, and ensure that you have an "escape clause" or due diligence period, this type of thing will hurt your reputation if you get in the habit of not following through.And while you could send a Letter of Intent to get the seller to "hold" the property for you, they are very unlikely to hold the property based on your LOI if they have a real contract (a bird in hand...)My best suggestion is to find a realtor who is more available to you, or one who will give you the lockbox codes for the properties (assuming they are vacant/REO), so you can show yourself around.The next best option is to get your real estate license, so you can do it all yourself...

If you have no yet signed these addenda, then you don't yet have a binding contract, and you have the option to back out of the contract (even if you've paid the earnest money).And if you haven't signed those addenda, you likely won't get them until at least Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.So, if that's the case, you pretty much have until next week to decide if you want to move forward, even if you put the earnest money up today.I'm not saying that backing out next week is a good thing to do (backing out of any deal for no good reason can hurt your reputation), but legally you have that right up until you sign the final Contract addenda.

I'm not aware of any such web site.You could look at the HUD web site.

There is no doubt that building trust and playing fair is the biggest pay-off for any growing business and reputation is any business' biggest asset.