I would appreciate any advice on which one I should use as my primary web address for a wholesale site I'm planning on developing.  

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.

As a contrary example, in our construction biz, we use the classes to represent the source from which the lead for the job originated; such as, builder, remodeler, web site, phone book, etc.

, ______ by association, Things that make you go Hmm.1. check this book out on amazon- Eco Science- look at the comments.2. do a web search on the author "Paul R Ehrlich + Obama"What do think?

#3, I tried section8.com which i learned about here but it web address wouldnt work.

As for my web page, it is a marketing message aimed at those interested in learning the business from investors such as myself and my partners who actually are doing deals and it is much more professional way of dinging the competition.Don Konipol - You need to reread my post and point out exactly where it states I made a $500K profit.

However, there are several REI clubs in your area, including one in your exact city, that regularly meet for networking and "field trips" to tour properties in Contra Costa County to (according to their web info) "analyze & calculate holding periods, repair costs, ROI's, monthly cash-flows, profit margins, risks management, property management, and overall property performance."