Hi Webmasters!

My associate and I have compiled the following list of Real Estate Directories.

A lot of these are free real estate directories, and many have an admission fee. We listed the PR and price, I hope many of you find this useful!

http://newhomessection.com/blog/real-estate-directories/real-estate-directories/

Thanks for the post, I will use it!

Hey, you should add http://www.atlist.org and http://www.personalhomeloanmortgages.com as real estate directories as well!

You have listed the PR of the directories themselves but people should check the actual PR of the pages that their listing would reside on - which in most cases there is none. Also check that the directory pages are listed in Google - in many cases they are not.

The PR of the directory is meaningless - what counts are the the pages where your site would be listed.

In addition, the cost probably parallels with the PR and since you probably won't be getting your site indexed on the page with all the PR, you will be spending money to put your site on a PR0-1 site when you payed for something like a PR6+.

The main thing to check for is wether the page you are going to submit your site to is cached in Google.

don't forget to check for nofollow a million links thank can't be followed = zero links

it seems like doing all that checking will become frustrating because you really don't know where the directories will actually place your link. how do you check if a link is no follow? i have submitted to some directories trading links and i won't think twice to cut the wire if they no follow me.

It should also be mentioned that sub domains do not carry the same PR weight as the primary domain name.

ex. www.mysite.com has a PR of 5

member.mysite.com has a PR or 0

You link resides on member.mysite.com and that link is a PR0 - NOT a PR5.

Subdomains are treated just like real domains, completely seperate. Now, you can use your primary to link to the subdomain to enhance it's page rank, but that will just be counted as another inbound link.