Who else has been fascinated by IBM's Watson computer on Jeopardy?

Compute a PV using your terms and you get a loan amount, which I would use as the price.

I use QuickBooks it's pretty complex at least it was to me when I first started using it but it has everything I need the only thing I don't like is it is desktop based and I have to have my laptop near whenever I need to check anything , but there is no reoccurring fee.

I'd guess you then want to use this to compute an "expected value" for unit trashing.

You will also have tax advantages, debt paydown, and potential appreciation that isn't computed as an advantage here.  

Sorry for the delayed response my computer was crashing and took about 3 weeks to repair!

QuickBooks Pro Desktop is what most of us use in this Industry.QuickBook Setup is as follows:You will need to setup each individual COMPANY as a COMPANY FILE. 

I want to be very clear on this, because I have represented many REO listings and I used to get Selling Brokers presenting escalation clauses, regardless of how I explained to them that I only get the change to enter ONE sales price into the computer system for each offer.  

Here is how it works: The treasurer in your market may have a different procedure.Prior to the lottery, each person attending that wishes to purchase is assigned a number.The property/lien/certificate ("assets") that is being sold is announced.A computer puts all the numbers into a random order, and displays it.They call the numbers in order, one by one, and asks if that person wishes to purchase.Once someone affirms that they want to purchase, they stop calling numbers.That person gets to buy the asset at the posted or announced price.If the purchases fails to pay by the following day, then its sold at the posted price, first come first serve.They repeat the process for each individual asset.To answer your question, there is no bidding, If you get picked and choose to purchase, its all yours.

Most police departments now use CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch) and they can pull up all activity at any given address that they responded to.Just because a property is cheap, doesn't mean it's a good investment.