The gain is computed as to the % of the payments received.

Today in the paint section you can see how it would look like on a computer screen.Good luckPaul

Welcome to the site I'll send I a colleague request when I get off the Mobil app and on my computer.

without anything i writing and signed and notarized your swimming against the current on this one. you might have text but now a days you can delete what you want out of the log to make it what you want even if you printed it out or saved them on a computer you can still edit them they way you want. idk what your lawywe was talkin about but i would just give it back and just call back the 10-20 other interested parties. depending how long ago you denyed them they still may be seeking a apartment. much easier then all the legal night mare stuff.

The key question to ask is "what is the ratio of assessed value to true market value in this community" The tax man often tracks this by taking all the sales that occur and compare them to their assessments.In extreme cases I have seen City's in upstate NY which had a ratio of assessment to true market value of 20%, which is to say if they say a property is worth $20,000, it may actually have a market value of $100,000Where computers have helped track market data, and market conditions (and the high taxes on properties) are a big deal in a lot of communities, many places, such as here in Mass, re-assess very frequently in attempt to keep taxes fair.

Not on a computer so can't use the @ functionsMark, I've done a ton of research from Craigslist, zilliow, and a few calls from signs I've seen around when looking at houses.

If the formica is maybe burned and otherwise good might do the paint but this formica looks fine (on my computer anyway).

I'll post it as soon as I get to a computer.

Conference calls are good, but people tend to get distracted and type on their computers or cell phones during calls.

We had computers in the 60's, not IT, but the military used civilian contractors.