Costar, Axiometrics, Yardi and Aln will all do a web based demo of their software with you.

It is also entirely over-promoted and oversold by web marketing firms and document mills. 

Originally posted by @George Blower:I would start off by asking the investment sponsor if they have or are under investigation by the government.I reached out to the sponsor today (but you're typically not going to catch a spider in it's own web, at least, not at first).

One to be launched in July is Class Magazine (working on web content now, print version will come soon as well).

@Ed C. here is the link to the state web site where all the standard forms for Colorado are.

Also protip: your library typically has some online portal where you can read the Economist and other magazines for free)One interesting quote: "a fifth of all loans granted since 2012 having LTV ratios of 95%, meaning homeowners are underwater if house prices fall by more than 5%."

It's been an overall nightmare and I wish I never had read International Living magazine that espoused only the cool things about international travel and living.  

I love the fact that in this day and age, real estate transactions offers and paperwork are all mainly web based.

If you're in a more urban environment you might go a little more "greige" (since that's whats in the design magazines) but in the burbs a nice light beige is pretty foolproof.

Put on a head set or use a web video to showcase a walk thru.