I'd recommend that you read The Ultimate Beginner's Guide as it will help give you an overview on REI.

Look, a solid comprehensive system you can step into and, with hard work and a lot of time, be successful with, would be welcome indeed especially if integrated with a real estate license program targeted at investors not retail sales.

If the landlord collects a security deposit they must give you a signed, separate statement of the present condition of your apartment including a comprehensive list of any existing damage.

All I want is a software that I can manage online, breakdown by property, and then give me an overview of what the portfolio's P&L is.

Direct democracy does not lend itself to a comprehensive/coherent plan to run a state.

Wikipedia has a fairly comprehensive document on electronic signatures here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_signaturePersonally, I'd feel comfortable signing any legal document via one of the 2 above companies and I'm fairly certain that even the FHA has authorized e-sigs as legal (can someone verify?).

I have sampled others, including Fortune Builders, the Flipping Vegas team, even Robert Allen in the early 1990's.I am now connected to comprehensive REI education well beyond what any guru can offer.

It's a pretty good overview and includes a sample form near the end.Fraud is rampant.

I feel for U I used to live at Silverado and many of my friends homes and all their possessions are lost.. unless you have lived through these wild fires its in comprehensible to most..

Nola.com has good overviews of state laws.