Well, no surprise that I’ve been MIA for a few weeks on my blog, happens every once in a while. Of course, I don’t usually have any better a reason for doing so than just because I didn’t feel like writing any new posts.

But this time, I actually was doing something else, and I’ve been working 10-14 hour days working on it. In fact, I’m still working on it, as I’m even writing this post mainly because of that.

It is called Home Seeker Inc. I spoke a bit about it in my last blog. Okay, so the whole post was about the website. MyHomeSeeker.com, and it’s a very nice little project that I was lucky enough to fall into. I say I’m lucky because the owner of the site and company is someone who not only has experience in the market, but a great drive to succeed and a good cash flow to make it happen. What is that old saying? Takes money to make money.

It certainly does, but again, luckily the owner is willing to make this take off.

The idea is simple, and even though my last post was about it, I’m writing another one because some things have changed.

That is why I got into it, to help things change, though I didn’t expect any of them to be because of an error. But that’s what happened, and I was the backup plan to get things rolling. The result of my work is the all new MyHomeSeeker.com, which inspired some big changes in pricing and marketing, as well as added a butt load of nice features for people to use.

The price per listing is now $29.95 for all listings, unless you buy in bulk. Buy 5 at once and pay $69.95, and for realtors that purchase 100 at once, they’ll only pay about $6 per ad. You just can’t beat prices like that.

You might be asking what you get for that price, well, you get Virtual Tours, videos, photos, floor plans, handy flyer generation, as well as the usual information and descriptions. What’s better is that you only pay the fee once, and the listing is paid until it either sells or rents. And it’s not like forsalebyowner.com where the until sold claim actually only lasts a year.

Not a bad deal overall. But I doubt I have very many folks trying to sell or rent out a property on my blog, so it doesn’t make much of a difference.

Maybe google will pick up the article though, maybe it will catch the great features, or the even better prices. If so, then I’m sure it will catch this next bit, who couldn’t use FREE property advertising?

The owner and myself are so confident in this project that a sort of Grand Opening promotion has been declared, in which all listings placed before Monday October 27, 2008 are completely free. All the listings on our site get all features available to them as well. There is no fighting for space among the so called Featured Listings, like other sites. That wouldn’t be very helpful, now would it? We’d be just like any other site if we did that.

So, you get all of the above features, which makes your listings basically limit free in every aspect, and as long as you create them before next Monday they’ll be completely free. We only charge once to create an ad anyway, and we’re even comping that charge.

So I say it again, who doesn’t want FREE property advertising? It doesn’t if you have a house, a duplex, a triplex, a condo, an office space or an office building, a parking lot or a farm, or even just an undeveloped lot for sale, MyHomeSeeker.com is the answer that everyone is searching so desperately to find in the real estate crunch.

It’s all about exposure, and we’re giving away a truck load of it. Come get some.

Just be sure to do it before our normal rates apply on Monday 10/27/08. Free quality advertising beats dirt cheap quality advertising anyday.