I'll bet other title companies offer something similar to ORTouch, since historically Old Republic Title has been on the trailing edge of technology.

Any thoughts or experience with Core Logic, Real Quest, Credit Technologies, Fiserv, LP Services, Sitex, Freddie Mac HVE, or others?

Any thoughts or experience with Core Logic, Real Quest, Credit Technologies, Fiserv, LP Services, Sitex, Freddie Mac HVE, or others?

Leverage technology to stay organized and work efficiently.

I plan to get an AS degree in Carpentry Technology to start off and depending on my situation around this depressed economic I will move on from there.

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).

One more note, I looked over the contract which expired in Nov of last year, my current tenants was signed before the expiration of the contract, and when the services (of the PM) are terminated will the PM still be entitled to 10% since the renter signed the lease under them?

I've just realized there are many options and innovative ideas out there, but definitely haven't ruled it out, thanks in part to the reasons you listed.For some reason, in my head at least, buying an income property even with the use of a property manager, seems more intensive than HML, Syndication, and other "passive" real estate investing ideas.