This money is all currently invested in safe stocks (Microsoft, Vanguard, Visa, etc.). 

With Microsoft dumping a bunch of money into the schools in Quincy it is primed to see a small boost.

My current personal laptop is running Windows 7, which Microsoft discontinued support earlier this year.

But given the extremely competitive state of Seattle’s housing market (home values spiked after the rise of tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft, and now command nearly $750,000 for an average home in the area) interest is high.

Microsoft recently purchased 20 more acres on the westside of the city where there is still a lot of growth left. read more about that here ->https://www.biggerpockets.com/...The city provides tax benefits which is why a lot of company HQ's are coming here which further reinforces the population and investment increases.All of these factors are positive for the Real Estate market and if you would like to connect and discuss further, please feel free to reach out.

Microsoft Excel with custom underwriting models is the most common.

So I was using the bigger pockets property analysis tool for the first time today (since it’s free all weekend) to compare the results to a financial model I built in Microsoft Excel and found myself wondering why some things are calculated the way they are.

., Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Alibaba, Microsoft, Google and a handful of very well managed REITs and other stocks like STOR and maybe MPW), and "most importantly" by buying very heavily into them during mass panic sell offs, either market general sell offs like the end of 2018, the COVID crash, or stock specific sell offs that can occur for any number of reasons. 

@Ari Hadar The spreadsheets work on Microsoft Excel, so you only need that to be able to open and use them.

I’m 27 and feel like I’m just wasting away, a slave to my laptop, making sure my Microsoft Teams icon stays green...I fantasize daily about leaving me job.