It can also cause some emotional based buying that can cloud judgment as people rush back into the market.

I agree with land chasers' first post.

What about filing an affidavit of contract to cloud the title?

Excel can certainly do a lot more but that's getting into complex functions and macro features that I just don't need for what I'm doing.If you prefer Microsoft products, OneDrive is also a solid Cloud Storage solution and of course Microsoft Office is rock-solid...just expensive.But far more important than tools, are your systems.

(not sure, though) Borrowing multiple times from the same investor OR borrowing from someone you have other business dealings / relationships with may cloud the issue and set you up for more problems.Obviously, your investors who make money will rarely, if ever, complain.

I'm familiar with the non-profit side and free houses and we have had to turn a few down.As to title, you need to have a title search done, any cloud on title to your free house can really cost you, especially if you made repairs and found out later at a future sale!

Cloud, MN.

Cloud, MN... so not too far from buffalo.

A bit nervous with managing the properties, I have looked at Using Tenant Cloud or Buildium.

I found out that he has filed a Memorandum of Offer to purchase to cloud my title because he is demanding $10,000.