screens will provide information about selected properties preferably the structure 30 defining the viewing rooms will have a front wall 57 and a work station or desk 59 at this work station there will be catalogs which include pages such as that shown in fig2 and designated generally by the numeral 101 each of the catalog pages will have one or more color photos of homes which can be viewed on video tapes in the library the catalog sheets will in addition to the color photo of a property include an identification of where in the library the particular video film of that home can be located also it will include special details about the property and the name and address size and price of the property along the walls there are provided the cabinets which are generally designated by the numeral 103 and 105 in fig3 referring more in detail to the cabinet structure a which is designated 103 in fig3 it is seen that shelves are arranged in each cabinet such as that designated by the numeral 109 and along each of the shelves there are provided the video tapes such as 111 which can easily be removed one simply looks at the catalog pages see fig2 and identifies which section or cabinet where the film corresponding to the color photo of the home can be located as shown in the cabinet designated 105 in addition to the homes there may be video tapes provided for real estate services such as title insurance appraisers etc in use one enters the store views on the large screen monitor or the pages from the catalog what properties he is.