If you're trying to compute an hourly income you have to include all the time you spent to get to that one closing.

The computer is a great tool, it doesn't replace seeing to learn.

Desktop evaluation is a huge advantage with today's technology and it can save you a lot of wasted gas, but you never really know if you have a deal until somebody puts eyes on that property and the neighborhood.

For 2014, you will need to figure out your total cost basis in the property in order to compute the taxable profit.For computing cost basis, you will reach back to the point at which you acquired the property in 2013 and total everything up.

By "degree days" , its in a computer program that calculates the amount of typically used based on the temp , efficency of the furnace , sq footage , number of occupants , type of construction , plus a few more items .

Their computer system goes back to the 80's, anything before that is on microfilm.but it sounds like the room is probably original to the house in which case talking to the county assessor first might be the better idea.

On your home computer strip the www. and replace it with m.

I seem to have some problems with functions in the MLS on my Mac computer...does anyone have this issue?

@Aaron Yates this is why I look at ROI when computing the returns on a property.

I haven't gone through that before (1st flip sold to cash buyer).Do you go through Purchase & Sales Agreement before getting a Desktop Underwriter approval?