Only does that on the desktop, not sure why.  

It may not happen, but everything online is "Hackable", even our computers, but then again we don't put ourselves out there for "hackers" to say hey, "I think I will hack Nancy Neville's computer", not knowing who Nancy Neville is. 

I am a 21 years old computer science student.

@Lane Kawaoka $3k-$5k on a $3mm-$5mm property is extremely low, I'd be wary of such a study as it likely relies heavily on statistical sampling or computer modeling.

It used to work wonderfully because I could bounce from computer to phone and not lose my spot.Fyi Youtube is also a good workaround . 8 times out of 10 it saves my spot between computer and phone.  

This might still be a lot for applicants in a C-class neighborhood, but it will be much less work for both of you if they can do it online (again, assuming they have access to a computer and a debit or credit card).

I don't know how many hours/days/weeks I sat in front of the computer searching.

Also post Facebook marketplace, craigslist, Facebook yard sale, community websites, Nextdoor Write up a canned reply to zillow / email leads and save it on your phone and computer.

It's called Virtual Real Estate Investment Club.Here is a snippet of what they wrote: "It’s time you discovered the power of virtual real estate investing.Do Deals in Any Market from AnywhereNo Startup Capital RequiredGreat Stepping Stone to Bigger DealsNo Special Licenses RequiredNo College Degree RequiredUnlimited Income PotentialImagine being able to complete deals for $46,000 … $43,316.76 … $23,000 … while working from home on your computer.

Appraisals are done by people not computers, and those people do not want to gain the reputation of killing deals by coming in too low.It sounds like you have already done your own research and determined what you believe to be the property's true value.