A city like Houston would likely swing back around in due time because of its strong medical, education, labor, import / export shipping ports, technology, etc.Hopefully someone with experience can chime in on this. :)

does this tab export to excel once a report is created? 

Instead, you can export as PDFprint as PDF(depending upon your WORD processing program) and send that copyBTW: Opensource supplies FREE OpenOffice which will run on PCs and Macs

@joe @Joe Fairless I am really AV challenged when it comes to computers and there is probably a better solution but you can use Total Recorder http://www.totalrecorder.com to capture the audio in mp3 while you play the video (having a program that directly exports the audio to an mp3 is certainly a better solution but I don't know any). 

Here are some things about Houston People do not know about.Last year+23,600 jobs (.088%) Growth in Jobs not loss2nd largest exporting port in the world, for every ship that comes in 2 go out2 international airports in Houston2 of the largest airlines in the world Hub'ed out of Houston (Southwest and United Airlines)Largest medical facility in the world (If it was its own city it would be the 16th largest city in the country)Fastest growing population in the countryTexas is the 10th most business tax friendly state in the country and if it were to not charge a franchise tax it would be #1.205,000 Non-Owner occupied homes in Houston1 out of every 4 people in Houston rentsIn a down economy the rental market goes crazy because when these people lose their jobs they become renters which drives up the rent pricesHope this helps clarify the Houston market 

If you are reputable, you have access to your bank statement electronically... it is no big deal to export or "print & scan" a statement that fulfills the requirement.

A good site to use if you want to do your own is redfin.com When you run a search, filter the criteria and on the right side of the page it will list all the properties that match that, at the bottom of that list is an option to "download all" and you can export the file to a excel document and run a comp analysis

-gives you a buy price but i wouldnt suggest going with that number, always do your due diligence with analyzing -exports your campaign into a document ao you can upload that into another software like batch leads to skip trace Some Flipster cons-some bugs which dont allow you to add properties to your campaign, which I contacted them and they said they’re working on it -some info on properties may not be up to date, but if anyone knows any software that gives 100% accuracy please let me know!

The only reason hyperinflation isn’t here is because we are exporting all our inflation overseas.

The second property had rental history and the calculator exported that into the analysis.