Make sure that English is their native language (especially for copyrighting to ensure proper grammar), be patient, try a few different ones and choose the one with the most high ratings that you can find.In many times that I have used this site, there were only a couple of times where I had to just throw away the end product.

I'm native to Youngstown, OH and moved to Cleveland out of college and fell in love with the city.

I'm a native Columbus-er and could predict 1 of 3 locations this building is in (just based on rents).

I feel the same way about driving to the east side as a 4th grader feels about being driven to the dentist.For those of you who are on the outside looking in and simply don't get it please check out this article written by Billy Hallal it will really open up your eyes into the psyche of us Cleveland natives and our strange divide. 

I'm not where you're at yet so I wonder how I'll react given a similar situation.Honestly though, I'm going to start doing this as a means to ensure the success of my family.

It's not a native BP but very awesome for saving anything and sharing.

I'm a native, and we are rare because we're used to more open spaces/suburbs so city living isn't as appealing to native Georgians.

I have read and responded to these doom-preaching rants of "housing collapse" and "Mad Max" type predictions since Feb/March, and we are still here, none of those were correct and none came to be, and none have come on to offer a post stating they were wrong and over reacted and should have followed the data and math. 

I'm a Boston native (Yay Pats!).

I appreciate that specific feedback about what is appealing and how a potential owner may react.