The King is dead! Long live the new King!
I started this page to connect quality realty and mortgage bloggers with potential readers. While all of the linking between blogs certainly built some Google love, I think this site missed it's mark.

Instead of continuing on, I started over. My new creation, REMBEX.com combines a blogroll, web ring and most importantly, a very slick search engine that only seeks out posts from the same quality bloggers I was trying to list on this site. Please visit to explore the real estate and mortgage blogospere.

If you are a blogger and would like to be linked in the blogroll, please link to my main mortgage blog, and then let me know, I'll link back here, on my main blog, on my consumer advise blog, and include you in the REMBEX search engine. I also encourage you to check out REMBEX and it's growing set of tools to help add functionality to your blog.

Thursday, April 28, 2005

Urban Trekker Blog

TRACKING URBAN LIVING & REAL ESTATE TRENDS in THE NATION AND WASHINGTON DC.
Urban Trekker Blog

posted by Todd at 3:16 PM  

Wednesday, April 27, 2005

Mortgage Underwriter reveals detailed information about the Home Mortgage Loan process.

Okay, this technically isn't a blog. However, theirs a bunch of good info here and it's updated regularly.

THIS SITE OFFERS DETAILED MORTGAGE INFORMATION ABOUT HOME LOANS: REFINANCE MORTGAGE LOAN, HOME EQUITY LOAN, FIRST TIME HOMEBUYERS, SECOND MORTGAGE, OR EVEN HOW TO GET THE LOWEST MORTGAGE RATE. IF YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MORTGAGES, THIS IS THE PLACE!

Mortgage Underwriter reveals detailed information about the Home Mortgage Loan process.

posted by Todd at 8:32 PM  

Monday, April 18, 2005

Rain City Real Estate Guide

Guiding Buyers and Sellers to Useful Information Regarding Trends in the Seattle Real Estate Market
Rain City Real Estate Guide

posted by Todd at 9:18 PM  

Thursday, April 14, 2005

The California Real Estate Law Blog

This blog, authored by attorneys from Weintraub Law firm in Sacramento, cover a wide array of legal and market issues for the California market.

The California Real Estate Law Blog

posted by Todd at 6:23 PM  

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