Also just saw this article:Here's How to Buy a City-Owned Lot in Englewood for Only $1http://chicago.curbed.com/archives/2014/04/07/how-to-buy-a-city-owned-lot-in-englwood-for-only-1.php

An interesting article at: https://www.indyweek.com/news/archives/2017/07/12/... - speaks of the problems Section 8 voucher holders are having finding landlords in Durham who will take Section 8.

They are free (I get mine from itunes) and convenient.

Check your local library, they may have a state archive of these forms.

I've already learned some great stuff in the few minutes I've been here- found you guys on Itunes podcast- (amazing btw)- perfect timing- we have 2 rentals (basically break even between both) and are looking to learn and grow!

Some information to get started here:http://blogs.office.com/b/microsoft-excel/archive/2010/10/12/pulling-rss-data-into-excel-or-using-excel-to-search-craigslist-part-1.aspxhttp://blogs.office.com/b/microsoft-excel/archive/2010/10/22/pulling-rss-data-into-excel-or-using-excel-to-search-craigslist-part-2.aspxThe articles aren't specifically for rentals, so I am trying to customize the search and results info right now for my use.

Searching the archives didn't net a whole lot of results.If you got into vacation rentals was it for the cash flow or to spend time at a place you like at a reduced ( free?

It is getting difficult to originate, track & close-out with an Excel spreadsheet and a collection of letter templates.I have looked on BP archives for user preferences, (Loan Shark for example), but am wondering what the other HML and Private Money Lenders are using to track their portfolios.Mike P.

We are talking about serious photoshoping here...http://la.curbed.com/archives/2010/06/southern_sunsets_and_other_tales_of_out_of_control_mls_photo_doctoring.php

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