The majority of that time in one way or another my they have had to do with the liquidation involving computers and electronics.

A few years ago I was renting a room.One day my landlord's computer broke.

Now they just plug their computer into your car and find out which car part to replace, not fix.  

Aside from all of that, I'm here because I find myself on my computer every night constantly searching for tips and tricks to becoming a landlord, business owner, you name it.

It won't allow me to do many things so until my new computer comes in, most of my work will have to be through private messages for the ease of everyone involved.

We can still go above 45% if Desktop Underwriter approves.

Jodie,@Ned Carey has you on the right track, for detailed info. go to the county and ask the tax collector the rules, usually at the chancery court there are computers to research liens, etc.

How scores are computed and used change.Bottom line, glad to see the drop, that will make life easier digging up qualified buyers. :)

I studied computer science and telecommunications.

And some lucky kids will have him as a silly Dad someday.As someone who never planned on having kids, it's been a very entertaining and rewarding journey thus far, despite the weight of the responsibility {they absorb everything we say and do}.Our little guy loves to walk properties and learned the association between a house and realtor sign very young - though he thinks he can stop and "visit" one of these houses whenever he chooses.I am currently working on a deal to acquire an apartment building and trying to find solutions that reduce the Vendors tax liability, so there have been lots of spreadsheets open on the computer monitor recently.