Your realtor should be assisting you with this.In terms of getting the loan closed, I have closed every loan with every borrower I have ever had who got computer (Desktop Underwriter) approval in the beginning AND did not do anything to lose their approval in the end.

The best practices rise to the top, and the others settle with the other residue.Investors are competing/collaborating for deals as software companies are competing/collaborating for mindshare, money, server footprints, and desktop RE (I couldn't resist that one :).

When you have a 5,000 pc mailer and 100-150 ppl are calling at the same time, the more automation the better for me.These are all worded differently in my script, but these are the basic questions we ask.Name?

I get why it's done this way, it's done this way for marketing to show others that BP covers a lot of areas with depths, at the expenses of it being really not too useful.Furthermore, on desktops, the menu drop down and submenu navigation doesn't really work when it's nested too deeply and long, because the menu expands beyond the screen and there is no way to get to the bottom portion that's off the screen. 

.- Desktop bank appraisal at $475K, mortgage loan with arrears about $525- Double lot, not subdivided yet.

Months of inventory is likely low (2-3) last i looked (dont have my pc in front of me) which still suggests a sellers market.

hi guys and dolls to be Pc I'm a contractor in Brunswick area looking for projects ,more than happy to talk .  

I'm just using a spreadsheet through google drive which I can access on my PC, iPad, and phone for the time being.There's more advanced customer relationship managers (CRMs) out there like realty juggler, zoho crm, highrisehq.

If you had an IBM PC then Microsoft Excel would be a simple solution.

If you have any appraiser contacts, you might see if you can pay them to do a quick desktop appraisal for you to help you be more confident in your valuation (e.g. do an appraisal based off info you give and that they find on-line, without going out to see the property or its comps).Just to clarify: you mentioned 'option money' as either$1500 or a lower $500...do you mean Earnest Money?