In fact, I've actually been learning a new way to do it since I recently built my first PC (sorry that was shameless), and now use the very FREE LibreOffice Suite instead of Microsoft Office.

The "system" is microsoft office products.

I also don't know how the PAC worked at eBay or Microsoft, the two places I worked where there was a lot of money raised for Political Action Committees.My guess is that if I had ever asked, I would have gotten a very politically correct answer that had little relationship to the truth.

Specifically in "money" and Law.  1 - Learn about the banking system and how money actually works.2 - Learn about contracts and what you can/can't do3 - Learn about marketing and advertising4 - Learn about Business Management5 - Learn about Accounting (not the same as money)6 - Learn about Business Planning7 - Learn about the internet and networking (this is computer networking)8 - Learn about using software...mainly Microsoft Office, and your accounting software of choice9 - Learn how to speak to people in groups and 1 on 1's10 - ...and last, but most definitely not least, Learn how to Learn...and NEVER STOP. 

@Sam Monderer We meet monthly at the Microsoft store in the Roosevelt Mall it's very educational. 

Yes, as long as you have Microsoft Excel for Mac.As far as Excel 2013 not sure on that as I use Excel 2007.

Because everyone teaches and stresses about making money in real estate, but not keeping track of their money.We all talk about individuals making millions and billions like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and they enjoy the tax savings.

Their ambition is to take on Adobe and Microsoft so let's see how that goes :)

Hi everyone, my name is Peter i am a Cloud Architect, Public Speaker and Microsoft Press Author and i am interested in getting started in Real Estate Investing ASAP!

With OSU graduating 6000+ students a year and the tax incentives offered to attract big business, the huge federal grant that Microsoft contributed to in order to make Columbus a "smart city" (think self driving cars) over the next several years as well as the huge amount of infrastructure growth, development and affordable housing and as the state capitol, there are very few cities that top the lists of many of the multifamily investment gurus the way that Columbus does.