I have just been creating a word document to highlight some of these metrics for a market but creating an spreadsheet would be more effective and efficient. 

Regardless, you are to be commended for highlighting the deductibility of certain IRA contributions.

To keep this brief, I will simply highlight that a tenant agreed to another 6 month lease beginning in January 2015 (agreed via text...perhaps not the most legally binding, but nonetheless). 

The big things I would highlight to the seller are: Unlike carrying the whole note, he will receive 80% at time of closing.

Highlights:$50M raise per 12-month periodANYONE can invest (Yes, anyone...provided they have money of course ;-))Restricted to 10% of income or net worth, whichever is lessCan generally solicitStates preempted (hopefully....final rules will tell for sure)Audited financial statements required (I think the market may take care of the burdensome costs here)Submission must be approved by SEC - Not sure what all is involved here and whether or not the timing problems may be an issue here.  

The name and @ will appear highlighted in blue.Welcome, my family lived near GJ for about 15 years.

I understand leaving something out if 90% of the house is great and there are a few problems -- you don't want to highlight those.

In a perfect world, this is the type of mapping software exists:1) Ability to plot where bandit signs are2) Ability to click neighborhoods (highlights the area) and it gives you the avg price for houses sold in that area over the last 3 months with stats3) Allows you to type in a single or batch of addresses and will plot them4) Type in an address + save notes to that location (Name, number, saw your sign at, etc)5) Mailing List option - allows you to remove address from list, document offer at an address, records how many letters have been sent, updates the page automatically for when a house in your list has been put on the market or soldThis are a couple of things I wish I had...

A few highlights: My brother is the VP/Treasurer and property manager for a real estate investment company that owns 1,400 of the most desirable rental properties in the greater Boston area.

Ben R.I'll tell you how to use the @ thing.Hold down the shift key, type @ and the first 2 letters of the first or last name.Look below this box and you will see the name, highlight it.