The source of our data is a division of First American Title called Core Logic or RealQuest (we have no affiliation with them whatsoever).They are the industry standard for real estate mailer data for all types of real estate, in my opinion.

Under "Property" criteria there is a place to specify a date range for Last Market Recording Date.Under "Mortgage" criteria there is a place to specify a date range for Mortgage Origination Date.Since I'm wanting to choose properties that have a maximum amount of equity, it is logical I would want to specify the beginning date of one (or both) of those date ranges as far in the past as possible.I've noticed however that for the particular counties in Texas in which I'm interested, the counties must have not started recording those dates in the database until about Oct of 1992.

Has anyone noticed that the display banners by Google use a logic of what you've searched for and which sites you've chosen using Google search?

J Scott The domain is a visual domain not a spoken domain.Braden Souder Very Logical response.

So, logically that would make banks and government financial institutions racist if you really believe your argument. 

This is (generally) my preference, but I sometimes do it the other way, and I certainly see the logic behind doing it the other way if you're trying to save labor costs (sometimes it's difficult to put flooring around cabinetry).The prevailing factor for me is that I really, really, really hate for new carpet or freshly finished hardwood to get messed up by contractors who walk through the house in their shoes.

I don't know, but I would think the logic behind it is, they are detached from the property emotionally, and therefore willing to talk.

When Jerryll heard the explanation from Justin what was going on, he simply suggested to take a different approach and provided logical explanation why he believes we were getting no results.

Very frustrating when the tenants aren't able to reason through situations in a logical way, but that's probably expecting too much.Overall I had a very good, easy run as a landlord over the course of 7 years, I got complacent and let my standards drop for tenants - recently it's been much harder to find good tenants in South Loop. 

@David G Aburto yes, its a 3.5-5% FHA down you are talking about, im doing this right now for my 3rd property. been in a few bidding wars in bloomfield, north arlington and lost out.. one deal was listed 499k and i put 515k, and someone was at 550k. cant compete w that. im even to the point in thinking ill buy a single family and create a unit for myself in the basement (off the books). just couldnt swing it probably w FHA. i got a 2fam in jersey city greenville section went up so much in 2yrs insane, even though its as bad as its ever been if not worse just total warzone. my logic is since its work from home world forever now w technology, is to not be close to NYC that much.