Adam, I like the way you have structured your blog to make what the reader is looking for easier to find.  Short, sweet and to the information!  Good job.

This is great information...I haven't ever sold a foreclosure so am not an expert in this area and find this kind of information invaluable for buyers!

Adam I am a bit confused. When I click on the clicks to the towns you have provided I am taken to Zipskinny? I was expecting to see foreclosed homes?

AMANDA:  Thanks for the comment.  I'm glad that you like the format.  Hopefully, the buyers that are looking for this information will come back each week.

DIANE:  Our office specializes in foreclosures, so it's something that I've been tracking pretty regularly.  This is what inspired the post, and the series of posts that I'll be doing regularly.  Thanks for commenting, Diane.

BILL:  Here is a quote taken from the body of the post...

"Each town is listed as a hyperlink, which can be clicked for more information about the community (demographics, census bureau information, etc.)."

I chose this format for a few reasons.  First of all, this information is based on all of the foreclosures on the market, not just the ones from my office.  To spend the time to give information about each listing would be overwhelming, because I'm covering all of Long Island.  The other reason that I chose this format is because there are many people looking in a price range and don't know where the bank owned properties are, and some that are looking in specific areas, and don't know what the price ranges are for bank owned homes.  My goal with this weekly post is to keep people in the loop as to new bank owned listings on the market, and the price ranges and towns for each.  I could have just listed the towns without hyperlinks, but I thought that doing this can serve the dual purpose of educating people about areas that they may not know much about.  This is particularly true for out-of-town investors, and for first-time homebuyers looking to expand their search beyond a few towns.  Hope this clears things up.  Thanks for commenting.