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  • Rated by GraceBelle on Apr 09 2008, 7:54pm

    The lack of proofreading makes this barely readable. And the writer is not very knowledgeable about real estate. The tax valuation has little to do with the actual market value of a house. A savvy homeowner can protest tax valuation increases, thereby keeping their tax bill down, even though the value of the house may have actually risen dramatically.
  • Rated by HOODZWORKOUT on Mar 10 2008, 12:27pm

    From the page: "There is nothing like going out to a site and seeing a home, but some deals can be killed before you have to waste your time. Your time is important, gas prices are going crazy, and you can find out more online in a short time then you ever could before. Find tools that you can use and use them to your advantage."
  • Rated by HustleStrategy on Mar 10 2008, 11:49am

    From the page: "Once I see a house that I am interested in, I can quickly find out more information about the house. I can see if it is worth my time continuing to search or if it is worth my time to leave the house. Last week I saw three houses that appeared to be priced below market value. "