It appears that this guide is 10+ years old and I am wondering if it is still relevant.

If you like and it is a relevant site, buy it and put it to use.

Other relevant aspects that need mention for repair evaluation - HVAC unit is inoperable (not listed in the listing, but known from previous owner), there are areas of permanent construction that need to be torn down due to no permits, carpet replacement, total bathroom overhaul, complete kitchen remodel, yard maintenance, inside / outside paint, stucco repair, electrical repair and other interior cosmetics and so forth.

I googled some terms and found some relevant info.  

The number of posts I have on an internet forum is not relevant.

I'm currently using Office 2007 and thinking of upgrading.Office 365 looks good cause it is always up-to-date and is allowed on up to 5 computers, but it is a recurring cost.Office 2013 looks good cause it is a one time cost, but will eventually become outdated and is allowed on only one computer.I figure this is a REI relevant question cause I'm sure almost everybody here uses Word, Excel and possibly Outlook.

I would have to say the entire episode # 19 mainly because I have another short sale under contract right now so I found it more relevant to my current situation.

I am strongly considering getting my CPA certification but wonder if that is necessary or relevant in the real estate industry?

For instance House A has a basement, House B doesn't - are their any technical tools, or regional guides to what the lack of that basement means for the relevant price adjustment to the comp or subject? 

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