As a web programmer, it is nothing to write a webcrawler to mine contact info from BP profiles  :sigh:IMO, activity, interests, experience and market area is far more useful

I am lucky that I was married to a woman willing to help me that has been saving money for about 25 years with her employment.Luckily, my wife is a computer programmer that gets pretty decent pay that pays for my recovery food, diapers, etc..  

She is a computer programmer who I am trying to talk to her about the importance of diversification.When I was young my father use to take down to Austin several times when he was in the carpet business and was working for a friend that was building apartments.  

It has nothing to do with real estate, and it has everything to do with real estate.My husband is a computer programmer, and there are some jobs that are just never filled.

I choose this over Bradford White because of the thermostat.

We stayed in touch with the owners over the months, and after meeting up a couple times and some negotiations we were under contract.I'll keep it simple to the details but let me know if you have any questions.4 bed - 3 bath - 3 car garage - SFHPurchase price: $160K1st Loan: $112,0002nd Loan carried by sellers: $49,000Down payment: $2,500Rehab Cost: $13,000Real Estate fees and closing cost: $8,900Basic list of repairs: carpet, vinyl tile floors, vinyl plank flooring, faucets, toilets, light fixtures, thermostat, interior paint, appliances, gutters, backsplashes, resurfaced counter in kitchen with an epoxy countertop, re-stained all cabinets throughout the house, added pulls to all cabinets, new kitchen sink & faucet - finished it off with some light staging for photos and to help it sell quicker!

I'm a programmer looking to get into real estate.

She is a computer programmer and has saved money for about 25 years.  

(Most costly)2) Put a lockbox on the thermostat.

I would look into locks incorporated into home control systems, so your thermostats, locks, lights, and security are linked.