Most of them have specific knowledge, sounds like you need general information and knowledge about investment options.Read this and other web sites, read books, take a class in your community college, write down a list of goals that you have, talk to people about how to achieve those goals and what are the risks and the benefits.

So many of them are too fluffy and look good to an investor surfing the web.

Thanks @Arlen Chou I am actually in marketing but will be working for a web company.

As for comps, there are some web-resources that can give you a basic value range for a property (see: http://www.biggerpockets.com/house-value-comps.html ).

Usually spider cracks (little hair line cracks that resemble a spider web) look minor at first, but over time will create a crumbling effect.

Do some web searching, though.

He just kept telling me to listen to the web-seminar that was coming up.I also don't think they offer any guarantee that they will buy the note post-closing or at least at a guaranteed price.

The quants are out to monkey with our Internet usage by creating models to exploit our web surfing patterns.

The site will be called {WEB SITE REMOVED] and be completely free to post your listing.

There is a web site that I found that may be helpful to you.