Then Spotfire can place properties on the map after it has that info.Digging through the archives, here is a DOM analysis (I think for inner-loop) that I did within the program, applying a Gaussian curve distribution to a bar chart of how many days properties took to rent:I also had build a dashboard of sorts for Fix & Flipping here in Houston, but I don't have it on me.

With their signature, the tenant acknowledges they have received the information on this form and also the EPA pamphlet "A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home".This helps protect us in the case of future litigation, so we keep this document in permanent archive, even years after a tenant has moved out.

You can check out my previous newsletters in the archive section of my website at http://www.sinletter.com/archives.html and if you wish to subscribe, you can do so at http://www.sinletter.com/subscribe.htmlAnother excellent resource is the SeekingAlpha network of stock blogs (Full Disclosure: I am a contributing author) and their website is http://SeekingAlpha.comThanks,Asif

Be sure to check out the various forums, search the archives and ask questions!

There are some great pdf resources available on the internet archives, archive.org

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Your court clerk's job us to archive case files, not sell lists.You just did not ask the right question(s),Here is the stark reality: you will either have to go and pull each case file and individually review the files one by one for useful info, pay a researcher to do the same for you, or find a commercial provider who doesn't rip you off.

What items are on the list, and how are you archiving the field reports?

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