It is just a bit overwhelming browsing the web researching hard money lenders.

So, looking into personal time management software for myself, I kept seeing people all over the web talking about Evernote, as if I should just already know all about it, simply by seeing the word "Evernote"!

@Gregg Contreras, we are having issues with our web host - they are having an outage on our server. 

Guys;  MySQL is easily installed on any PC or Mac :)  In fact, so is the Apache server, PHP and Perl - - my laptop is my development platform for web services.As to what data is important or useful is GREATLY dependent upon the intended usage.

I did a lot of their online training a while back...but I think I only paid like $197 for the package.The web-based marketing machine, or whatever their attempt at a CRM system is called, is quirky and buggy and not worth it - but the web-based training is worth every penny if you are a newbie.

I got their number and told them I'd be in touch.According to some of the web based RE appraisal sites the home is currently worth about 100k.

I just checked all my properties against the latest FEMA flood maps here:https://msc.fema.gov/portalNow sometimes your county may also have a layer of this in their GIS system.In any case I noticed three of my properties seem to lay inside ZONE X (which is lower risk) then previously ZONED AE.Down here insurance is expensive, we got liability, windstorm and flood and just flood on one subject property is $1500-$2500.I am guessing I can't just call up my insurance agent and say check out this web site...so I need to obtain an updated elevation certificate just from the map being rezoned by FEMA.For ZONE X I actually am not required to carry Flood but I guess I still will just for the peace of mind especially if the new rate is lowered.Anyone else been through this, would appreciate if you know of a way to get a formal rezone for a specific address that you can use for insurance instead of another elevation certificate which requires a new survey I believe.

(Note: these guys are doing some web development work for me and we've worked out a deal where I will get some consulting time for every new client I refer them.  

No you do not need to have either a buying or a selling web site.

Hi Everybody Time is not on my side so I've been delayed in getting a web site built and considering an outsource option.