haha, I didn't think anyone posted this and I was about to start a new thread.Yes, realtors just seem to be sheep in that blog post and agree with the author without any actual facts,cases etc.Personally, I'm one of the few who defend it but it does fall on deaf ears so I just gave it up because they sure must be happy with their 3% lol

Check out the web sites of the faucet brands until you find the make for sure.

If you conduct criminal background checks via your county web site, what do you do for someone that's moving in out of state?

Do you realize the FIRST time an idiot tenant runs excessive water,from broken plumbing or ANY reason ,,,the septic runs over,,,your out of business as they will shut you ALL down,,,every space and trailer.Happened at three different courts here recently

You cannot accept the authority of the governing bodies that tell you what to teach, how to teach it, and that you will be punished if you do not comply.

BTW - I'm keeping the post up as per the request of the original author (he'd like the proof to remain for a while - I think I can guess why!)

I own a condo in the lake of the ozarks, and I am trying to find a web site that will give me an accuarate estimate of what it would be worth.

An example I witnessed last year was a loan application for a purchase at $3.2 million of a Houston office building still listed on LoopNet (a commercial real estate listing Web site) for $2.35 million."

Somewhere on their web site I ran across guidelines for auditors looking at real estate investors.

i will use an existing web service, not my own, to locate notice of defaults in my area. then call or mail letters to those owners and negotiate a price for their house so they can avoid foreclosure.from that point i would assign the contract to another investor of of my buyers list.