As for threads . . . remind me in a week or so and we'll see if we can get something together.Any graphic artists around here that want to see their work on some gear?

BTW I have been to Hermon  It's a cute little historic area with a lot of craftsman houses... these 1900-1920s houses often have a lot of foundation issues and the majority of the time require/recommend an earthquake retrofit for sale ($3500-6,000)There's a cute park there on the Hermon park border that you walk under a bridge to get to.  

I accomplished this by going to the nearby Alpha Graphics Copy and Fax Store and they scanned my paperwork and sent it to the e-mail.We've had sporadic communication throughout the day and I'm eager to virtually Co-Wholesale my option contract.

I have used online graphic design companies in the past and had good experiences.

Since I originally posted, my husband got a promotion here in Tucson, my father just died in Iowa leaving me two run-down (but i think could be cute) houses, and I have a condo that needs a total make-over and sale in Vermont, so I don't think I'll be headed there anytime too soon!

It's a cute little three bed room, one bath, about 1,100 square feet.It's a nice, quiet neighborhood.We picked that asset up for about $38,000.00.

I know that statistically there appears to be a declining population (see right graphic below).

Here is a review of it vs mint: http://scottalanturner.com/everydollar-review-ever...Essentially, it says mint has better reporting tools (cute pie charts) but everydollar was better overall. 10 mins to set-up. 

Does anybody have or know a graphic business model for hard money lending?

I was looking at a cute updated (potential buy and hold ) cottage house...however the location was simply awful as the house backed up to low income apartments and the railroad tracks were one block away...the listing agent said there " were multiple offers" so I did not even bother to chase it and now it is back on the market and she has raised the original asking price by $10,000 !