I just checked out a book, Black and Decker Codes for Homeowners, from my library in electronic format.i have found that manufacturers often have very good instructions on their web pages.

The more unusual include art, electronics, tools and vehicles.

We publish a monthly newsletter - The Chattel Finance Newsletter that you can obtain by emailing Julie Anderson at newsletter@rishel.net and asking for a complementary subscription.

Since most of our members probably have email lists, I was thinking that perhaps we could offer points for promoting via newsletter, but a)I don't want people to annoy folks guru-style and b) I think tracking would be incredibly difficult . . . just wanted to share in case this sparks other good ideas.

You can buy most contracts online and fill them out yourself and then email it to the broker/agent.REO brokers all use the state Realtor contract, so don't bother finding/drafting a contract and printing lots of paper (or electronic pages) to make an offer.Supply them with a one or two page offer summary form, on which you state that if agreeable the terms of the offer will be incorporated into the state's Realtor contract.

The applicable master policies for each location is available electronically to each of our program participants.

We have 10 renters, and we only accept electronic payments.Venmo is our preferred payment method, and the majority pay that way.

SEO helped me too, but not with the newsletter.

As an example the semiconductor supply issue is now hitting auto manufacturers, but that could easily stretch out to other consumer electronics.

Hi Everyone, when virtual wholesaling, are electronic signatures acceptable?