also there's new major trend from third wek of Jan 2023, 90% of listing price is now way way above the desktop valuation software for given houses, this is major signal indicating we're in forceful uptrend because seller is confident to make higher price lol

If you're on their desktop version you can export all data to .CSV and slice, sort, and chop any way you want.

(Most mortgages do not re-amortize, so your payment stays the same, but the interest calculations are monthly, based on the actual balance outstanding that month, so it reduces the term of the mortgage, even if the normal payment doesn't change.)I'm not on my desktop PC at the moment, but I'll get on it later and work up a quick spreadsheet and copy the numbers into a BP post with some explanation.

Both have desktop, web and mobile tools so you can use them anywhere.Smartsheet is a more classic tool (think MS Excel but with some powerful overlays and template tools that allow you to build project plans) that would be great for sharing project plans with contractors, etc.Asana is more of a workflow management tool (define step 1, 2, 3....10, assign the steps to individual team members and when they complete a specific task it's forwarded onto the next responsible person in the list) but could be useful for managing certain types of projects.

I used desktop, but may switched to online later.

I have like a great chart saved 2 my desktop 4 this, does anyone know how i can make a picture show up on the page here without like putting it 2 photobucket and having to paste a long link 

I had my desktop for 15 yrs. before replacing it with my laptop which I now have for 6 yrs. 

@Kevin Phu QuickBooks Online does have a desktop app where you can sync in the data later on. 

I use both QuickBooks Desktop version and Xero, and I'm about to discontinue using Xero.

To complicate matters, some lenders use a full appraisal while others use desktop underwriting to get their value.