if the realtor knows all your offer details, it shouldn't take more than a half hour if it is done electronically, or more than an hour by hand (provided you don't have minimal amendments)

I've recently moved away from that and started requiring all tenants pay me electronically.

(You can never tell with electronic communications the reactions people are really having.)

Prices will always drop for consumer electronics but I was simply stating what it is at now.

This has cut the gametime in half.There is a value to doing the paper statements until you are familiar with them, but then, go for the electronic version.Enjoy!

My background is an electronics technician and home automation/home theater systems, I'm looking to learn something new.

I have an electronic book on tax sales I can send to you if I have your e-mail.

After the selling agent/buying agent split, our broker/buying agent split, then my buying agent/referral agent split, I'll end up with about $1300 from this deal, which of course will go towards my closing costs :)Being a referral agent does not allow me access to the MLS or an electronic lockbox gizmo, but my agent will look up anything I need.

Everything can be done electronically nowadays. 

One remote can control almost all the electronics.