One of the signatures is his and one appears to be a forged replica of my own.

Here's a vid explaining how to do this for free:http://preforeclosuredata.net/companyblog/2011/01/using-technology-to-simulate-your-handwriting-in-yellow-letter-marketing/

s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1361637386&sr=1-1&keywords=hp+6110I'm thinking about purchasing an HP 6700 pictured here:http://www.officemax.com/technology/printers/inkjet-all-in-one-printers/product-prod3820124If anyone has this printer, I would appreciate any reviews, both positive or negative.

The most successful technology business owners don't write software or build hardware (even if they're good engineers).

I could ask for rental agreements, but they could simply print a fake agreement, forge a signature, and I would never know the difference.

I actually wonder how much the age of the population and speed of adoption of new technology (BP) affects the demographics on BP.

Technology being what it is, I was able to find the owner of the house and the actual contract that was signed between the owner and the wholesaler.

We are pretty good though at filing forged deeds and mortgage satisfactions, then selling someone else's property, only to be caught of course shortly after.

Perhaps there is some green technology you can add at that point that will make a more desirable property when it comes time to sell.

I also need to confront my greatest fear - technology (I'm techno-phobic).