It's not a line, it's a confusing (even for tax professionals) web of connected and contradicting rules.

Regarding rising and falling, similar that most major real estate websites/magazines provide this information.

In 2024, I'm trying to automate and delegate as much as possible.The big tasks I would like a VA to perform are:1) Web research2) Website creation & maintenance3) Social media content creation4) CRM work5) Newsletter research6) Market research

For direct SD installation, you can use Automatic1111 here:https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui or use web native apps like Rendair to test it out on the web without much of a commitment. 

The AI using NLP model can query the web and fetch lot of unstructured data and yielding the result, I was like surprised.

There have been many sources of plans over the years from magazine directories, to online versions of the same. 

Quote from @Devid Brodsky: Use your web browser and search for "how much home can I afford?"

Even their still under construction web page has errors.And their Google listing shows "Permanently closed".No - Just...No!!! 

I look up the seller's name on the appraiser's web site and then run it on the Clerk's web site to see how many transactions he has done before. 

Even their still under construction web page is wrong.