Now I work a 9-5 in the IT field where I play different roles depending on the projects I'm needed for: programmer/ business analyst / team lead.

I know there are tons and tons of internet calculators you could use to calculate the monthly payment of a loan but I'm looking for the actual formula that is used.

Also, on my laptop I use Firefox Mozella, so I don't think it is internet explorer.

I know a lot of folks get deals and make money on the internet but I am not tech savvy and have never tried it out.

But the very next day I read on the internet, that online writing service https://uk.papersowl.com/dissertation-helpwas looking for a writer and this is the distant job!

I would like to believe that you don't really truly believe this, and you are just having a bad day and taking things out on the internet.

Is it possible for a first-time home-buyer such as myself to assimilate all of the information from books/Internet research/television programs, maybe some phone calls from a realtor relative, but not go with a real estate agent?

They seem to have a "division" who combs the internet for negative press.Sounds like the Church of Scientology.

Interesting post, there are many treasures out there and not always the easiest to find just by doing searches on the internet (although I found biggerpockets that way which I have really come to like a lot).

My background now is solely on IT/new media/internet (which I know I could use for my advantage since I haven't seen a decent listing site thus far :) ) and not so much in property/construction.I'd really like to know what some of the other guys that have "made it", or perhaps steps you'd take differently as a younger guy starting out with a bundle of cash like that.