I’ll give everyone an overview of my situation, then ask my question.I have been interested in REI for over 5 yrs - read books, websites, drove around, open houses, etc.

You can go to your state website and get more information on how to form an LLC.

the logo is a spinoff from a previous logo we created - for a personalized poster design company that my twin brother and i established a few years ago fresh out of college - we like to enjoy what we do so create logos and designs that embody our creative spirits.we are working on branding our image while we float into different ventures, Blowfish Properties is the real estate arm (or should i say fin)ha...crickets chirping...

1) Take a look at the major lender and bank websites.

Good Morning All,I had a real estate agent send in a worksheet from my website yesterday about a property that she has had trouble selling that's been listed for 5 months.

Is there a good website that anyone recommends for looking at historical sale prices?

Need it designed?

All you have to do is go to the local tax assessors website to find out who owns the property and where the tax bill is currently being sent.

So-- neat and clean, professional, age appropriate, nothing fancy or designer that reeks of money (like I'd have anything fitting that description in my closet anyway-- sheesh :mrgreen: )

Or online resources with instructions or web sites with replacement parts for older vinyl windows?