A Facebook Thank-You

Ralph Buckner, the Armando Montelongo student who provided the community with his Excel template for tracking remodeling expenses, recently posted an item in the members-only Facebook group for students who have attended a VIP Bus Tour.

Buckner, who lives in California, wrote this earlier this week:

Do you agree with Ralph? You’re welcome to leave your own comments below, or post similar feelings in any of our other social media.

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January 2012 Bus Tour

Visual highlights of the inaugural Armando Montelongo VIP Bus Tour of 2012, via a slide show. (Click on the image to see it in Flickr, complete with captions.)

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Video: Never Going Back

One student from the December VIP Bus Tour says she was glad she stayed up one night to watch an infomercial by Armando Montelongo, and she and her husband are looking forward to a major change in their lives:

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Infographic: The Future of Housing

Today, we’re taking a graphical look at the next three years in the housing market…what do you think?

Click here for the full article from the Marketwatch blog.

Please leave us your comments at the bottom.

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Infographic: Where Prices Fell Most in 2011

The online real estate market Zillow.com recently compiled its list of the markets that showed the biggest drops in the prices of homes for sale from coast to coast, and they are concentrated in four states.

Perhaps coincidentally, the Interstate 75 corridor cuts through all but two of the cities, as it runs from Florida through Georgia and north to Michigan.

The lowest average listing price on the list was in Lansing, Mich., at $56,600, followed by Macon, Ga., at $57,000. Bakersfield, Calif., had the highest price at $130,300, followed by Gainesville, Ga., $124,500.

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