Now, one could argue that if you removed the financing component from home purchases, the market value of properties would be markedly lower, and I wouldn't disagree with that.

I'm not arguing with Watson's and Cochran's laundry lists of the stupid things that wholesalers do.

Raider Nation will show up, but not sure I'd rely on them to boost home prices.Why would I argue something that I didn't say?  

For only $ABC dollar amount you get an additional potential mold issues inside walls.How do I know that?

I would argue Westchester already has a ton of popularity as a place to buy because of all the Google and Snapchat action in Playa del Rey and Playa Vista, so you aren't beating any crowds there or going to land shockingly cheap deals.But, just depends on what you are looking for.

But, you do have those on here that argue that it's better to just do all cash and never owe anyone any money.

Newport argues for a clear bias towards the latter, saying, "Irrespective of what type of work you do, the craftsman mindset is crucial for building a career you love".Which Mindset do you ascribe to?

I encourage you to post your analyses and welcome criticism because you'll pick up a lot from those who argue and tell you you're wrong so don't let that get you down.

We pay for it, and volunteer our time in insuring it's accuracy as it is a proprietary business tool for our business.I would argue the accuracy issue is not Zillow alone.

You can pay $2.99/unit to make the payments process faster, but I don’t.It tracks the time and date the payment was sent, so you never have to argue over when it was paid and it goes directly into any account you want.The application process is great as well.